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Jamaican Police seize 558 pounds of ganja and believed to be destined for St. Maarten

August 25, 2016

Jamaican Police seize 558 pounds of ganja and believed to be destined for St. Maarten
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JAMAICA — The Narcotics Police seize 558 pounds of ganja at the Norman Manley International Airport on Monday, August 22.

Police canine dogs alerted lawmen to 50 boxes, bearing the label of a processed food company and believed to be destined for St. Maarten, was searched and found to contain the illicit drug with an estimated street value of JMD 3 million.

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Jamaican Police seize 558 pounds of ganja and believed to be destined for St. Maarten

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