Within the space of a week, law-enforcement officers have executed another successful drug-interdiction operation at the V.C. Bird International Airport Fed-Ex Storage Shed.
This exercise was conducted on August 4, at about 5:30 p.m., and involved the Customs Enforcement Unit.
Reports are that two cardboard boxes were searched during the exercise and 15 vacuumed-sealed packages with the controlled drug cannabis were found.
The illegal substance reportedly weighs 15 pounds and carries a street value of $90,000.
The box and its contents were transported to the Police Headquarters pending further investigations.
A similar exercise was conducted on July 27, at which time 20 pounds of cannabis contained in 10 vacuumed-sealed packages were discovered inside a cardboard box.
That find had an estimated street value of $126,000.
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We need to bust murders, rapes and robberies not only drugs!
Seems as if those are the only crimes being solved in Antigua. Our law enforcement officers are too comfortable.
Who is the retard who keep sending drugs through the airport?
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