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Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Man Jailed Seven Months After Firearm Magazine Found Hidden Inside Party Speaker

Man Jailed Seven Months After Firearm Magazine Found Hidden Inside Party Speaker

6 March 2026 - 08:04

Man Jailed Seven Months After Firearm Magazine Found Hidden Inside Party Speaker

6 March 2026 - 08:04

Man Jailed Seven Months After Firearm Magazine Found Hidden Inside Party Speaker

A Nutgrove man is serving a seven-month prison sentence today after police unscrewed a wireless party speaker he had just collected from a shipping agency and found a 30-round firearm magazine hidden inside.

Alex Joseph was sentenced Thursday after pleading guilty to possession of a firearm magazine concealed inside a wireless party speaker he had collected from a shipping agency.

Joseph had picked up a brown paper box from a shipping agency on February 27th. Officers who intercepted him along Simon Boulevard were acting on suspicion — and their instincts proved correct. After unscrewing the housing of the speaker found inside the package, they uncovered a 30-round 9mm Pro Mag magazine carefully wrapped in multiple layers of paper hidden within the device.

On Tuesday, Joseph appeared before Chief Magistrate Ngaio Emanuel, entered a guilty plea, and was remanded into custody pending sentencing.

He was represented in court by attorney Lawrence Daniel.

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6 Comments

  1. With such a punitive punishment what is the deterrent here? chups

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  2. Seven months too soft. Imagine what could have happened if that reach the wrong hands

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  3. that speaker wasnt for music nuh it was for trouble

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  4. He know exactly what he was collecting. Nobody innocent in that kind of thing

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  5. Customs and police deserve credit for catching that. These traffickers getting too creative

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  6. things getting out of hand. kodos to the officers

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