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13/04/25 14:00

Editorial Staff
13/04/25 14:00

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13 Comments

  1. Juju Bee

    How can a matter like they even be thought of dealing internally. Should have been probes as a criminal offence from the start irrespective of who commits it

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    • Stone

      You transparent yet you nah tell arwe wa you ketch he wid, how you ketch he an who much hi min hab

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      • Ruled by no one!

        😂

  2. Anonymous

    This is not a first. Honestly, many of these Defence Force guys are black lipped-red eye red-eye-looking dudes who are always look high off something. Most of them hardly made it past high school and automatically became a Defence Force or police officer. Mi Did Never see worse.

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  3. Antigua Surf

    Rather shocking shock information was even release. I guess they are beginning to change. Haha. We will see now that real corruption comes from the law enforcers and crew

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  4. Ninika

    Whats new? We are used to this kind of stuff. These people always high

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    • MadCyat

      So what’s the big surprise there? They are normak people with normal issues that do bad normally. So because they are defence force you expect them not to sin? Come on. Some of you all are too hypocritical. I bet those making the comments hearts are blacker than black and have committed murder in some way. Dont judge people. And what’s wrong in using a little substance? In antigua if you are not under the substance you going mad

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      • Rhea

        Strongly defending the marijuana here. that’s why y’all turn mad people. addiction and then gets mad when it’s not available

  5. Rochelle

    It’s disappointing to hear something like this coming from within the Defence Force. Look out the windows of a community that already struggles with crime and trust in the system, we expect the military to be the example. I respect that ABDF is cooperating with police and being transparent, but I hope this isn’t just talk. One bad apple can shake the whole tree if it’s not dealt with properly. We want to see real accountability, not just a quiet transfer of blame. atleast they made something public. know they like to up and hide and protect

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  6. Devorn Carter

    This is a serious issue, and I appreciate the ABDF being upfront with the public. But transparency means more than a press release, If we’re talking about illegal substances and someone in uniform, the public deserves to know some level of identity. I hope this doesn’t get quietly swept under the rug, cause that’s the famous thing to save reputations

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  7. food4thought

    Watch how fast this goes quiet and disappears. Seen it too many times before.

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  8. Trevor

    The people who are placed as frontliners are the one will these substances? Illegal substances and military don’t mix. Let the public know how deep this goes and if there are more involved. While you’re at it. check the police officers that are bring the guns to the street. hmmmmmm corruption in high places

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