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Tattoo machine, cellular phones and homemade wine among items seized from Lusignan Prison

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December 23, 2020
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Ranks of the Guyana Police Force and the Guyana Prison Service on Tuesday seized a number of prohibited items from the Lusignan Prison following a routine search.

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The items confiscated are: a quantity of improvised weapons, one tattoo machine, one transparent plastic bag with sugar, eighteen containers with homemade wine, one Guinness bottle, twenty-two lighters, fifteen cellular phones without sim cards, a quantity of wires, seven cellular phone batteries, one cannabis plant, one bottle pepper, one screw driver and one vandalised land line phone.

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