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Cocaine found during controls by Customs at PJIAE, Fine given to Jordanian National.

November 8, 2018

Cocaine found during controls by Customs at PJIAE, Fine given to Jordanian National.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- On Saturday, October the 27th Custom Officers at the Princess Juliana airport during an intense and routine control gave a fine to a Jordanian National with initials D.Y.B. departing to Panama. The passenger was traveling with US$ 71.700,- and didn’t declare his monies to the Customs officials. All fines are ordained by the Public Prosecutor.

On Sunday, November 4th, during another intense and routine control, Customs Officers at the Princess Juliana airport confiscated (2) packages of cocaine weighing +/_ 2135 gram, Gross, from a passenger with initials I.C.S. a Dutch national from Curacao. The two packages were hidden inside his suitcase. The suspect arrived on the Winair flight from Curacao and have been arrested. No further information can be given as investigation is ongoing.

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Intensified controls will continue at both airport and harbor locations.

http://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/30495-cocaine-found-during-controls-by-customs-at-pjiae-fine-given-to-jordanian-national.html

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/cocaine-found-during-controls-by-customs-at-pjiae-fine-given-to-jordanian-national/

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