Three People in Custody Following Police Stop & Search
Three men are in custody arrested for cannabis, following police Stop and Search Operations.
Police officers attached to the All Saints, Liberta, and Dockyard Police Stations carried out several stop and search exercises within their area on Friday, August 23.
At the end of the operations, three men were taken into custody for possession of cannabis. A total of 47 vehicles were searched.
These ongoing operations form part of the heightened security measures that are implemented by the police to help curb crime across the islands.
Residents are encouraged to support the efforts of the police.
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