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Major Drug Bust In Exuma
EXUMA, BAHAMAS – A chopper filled with 82 crocus sack bags of marijuana landed in New Providence yesterday afternoon after a joint operation in Farmer’s Hill Exuma.
EXUMA, BAHAMAS – A chopper filled with 82 crocus sack bags of marijuana landed in New Providence yesterday afternoon after a joint operation in Farmer’s Hill Exuma.
This is the second major drug bust this week as police confiscated 480 kilos of suspected cocaine worth 10 million dollars in Long Island on Tuesday.
Police Press Liaison Chief Superintendent Chrislyn Skippings told media that because of the significant amount of drugs found, the remainder of the drugs will be brought into new providence by the marine support unit.
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