Police have arrested and charged three individuals in connection with separate drug-related incidents this week.
In All Saints, 39-year-old Teshawn Lynch was taken into custody after officers executed a search warrant at his residence. During the operation, police reportedly discovered 293.7 grams of crack cocaine. Lynch has since been charged with possession of a controlled substance and possession with intent to transfer.
Meanwhile, in Nutgrove, 21-year-old Terry Williams and 20-year-old Shanyea Christian were jointly charged with possession of 122 grams of cannabis and possession with intent to sell. Williams faces additional charges after police allegedly found 2.14 pounds of cannabis and a firearm holster in a separate investigation.
The Police Administration reaffirmed its commitment to cracking down on the illegal drug trade, urging members of the public to assist by reporting suspicious activity. Authorities encouraged anyone with information to contact the Criminal Investigations Department at 462-3913 or call Crimestoppers at 800-TIPS.
Somebody sold them out,these police sometimes work for the drug dealers competition
293.7 worth of crack Just lying in your house is real stupidness,they get away so much they’re careless with these things
When it’s drugs the officers are quick to act,but people getting robbed and killed and nobody is charged yet
Good work,get these drugs off the streets just rotting our children brains
I was today years old when I found out its illegal to be in possession of a gun holster
Small arrests are one thing, but we need to catch the real masterminds behind the trade.
Take Crack off the street good job, what about the murders and thieves, the police can be resellers of drugs and make money but nothing on the other crime, these foreign police don’t care if we keep killing one another it’s a pay check free Ac room and board the chief is Antiguan get them lazy ones out to work.