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Cannabis Worth 40,000 Seized at Sea Port

22 February 2025 - 13:49

Cannabis Worth 40,000 Seized at Sea Port

22 February 2025 - 13:49

30,000 Dollars Worth of Cannabis Found at Post Office

Police and Customs seized approximately 40,000 dollars worth of cannabis at Deep Water Harbour on Friday.

Five vacuum-sealed packages of the controlled substance were found inside a barrel of food items during a routine search.

It amounted to five pounds and was taken to the police station pending further investgations.

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12 Comments

  1. Free up the herb

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  2. People still smuggling a legal drug in the country? What I cannot stand is the way these guys walk around smoking spliff right infront the police. It’s almost like…well tek dat. Apart from that these guys don’t even realize that the weed got their lips black and their eyes red and they teeth baige. Some handsome looking guys too. Fellas give up the smoking. There’s already a shortage of men in Antigua.

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  3. How do they know when to switch from the airport to the seaport??

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  4. Stone, why don’t you enlighten t⁸he public?

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  5. These are the type of stuff that catches attention

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  6. yessa

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  7. Damn!, it’s a big amount

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  8. That’s some serious stash! Just goes to show how much people love their green. Hope the plants find their way to a better home eventually! 🌿💨

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  9. Damn!!! That is something else!

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  10. Freeeeeeeeee up the spliffffff. Even the prime minister said ganja planters raised him and fed him.

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  11. Hmmm. Almost everyday is the same thing, I guess people are just trying to make money the easy way. Taxes high, vehicle licensing fees increasing. Hmmm. Everybody just wanna make a little money. But guys let’s really get these substances off the streets. They are not good and is bad for your own health

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  12. They ever leave these drugs alone. Police stop charging these people and find out who’s the leader. I’m sure there’s is someone who’s making these people bring the drugs under their name.

    Reply

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The Editorial Staff refers to all reporters employed by Antigua.news. When an article is not an original creation of Antigua.news—such as when it is based on a press release, other media articles, letters to the editor, or court decisions—one of our staff members is responsible for overseeing its publication. Contact: [email protected]

12 Comments

  1. Free up the herb

    Reply
  2. People still smuggling a legal drug in the country? What I cannot stand is the way these guys walk around smoking spliff right infront the police. It’s almost like…well tek dat. Apart from that these guys don’t even realize that the weed got their lips black and their eyes red and they teeth baige. Some handsome looking guys too. Fellas give up the smoking. There’s already a shortage of men in Antigua.

    Reply
  3. How do they know when to switch from the airport to the seaport??

    Reply
  4. Stone, why don’t you enlighten t⁸he public?

    Reply
  5. These are the type of stuff that catches attention

    Reply
  6. yessa

    Reply
  7. Damn!, it’s a big amount

    Reply
  8. That’s some serious stash! Just goes to show how much people love their green. Hope the plants find their way to a better home eventually! 🌿💨

    Reply
  9. Damn!!! That is something else!

    Reply
  10. Freeeeeeeeee up the spliffffff. Even the prime minister said ganja planters raised him and fed him.

    Reply
  11. Hmmm. Almost everyday is the same thing, I guess people are just trying to make money the easy way. Taxes high, vehicle licensing fees increasing. Hmmm. Everybody just wanna make a little money. But guys let’s really get these substances off the streets. They are not good and is bad for your own health

    Reply
  12. They ever leave these drugs alone. Police stop charging these people and find out who’s the leader. I’m sure there’s is someone who’s making these people bring the drugs under their name.

    Reply

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