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Charity teen found with four grams suspected cannabis in pocket

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
January 13, 2021
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The narcotics found in the pocket of the juvenile

The narcotics found in the pocket of the juvenile

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The narcotics found in the pocket of the juvenile

A 15-year-old boy was on Monday arrested after being found with four grams of suspected cannabis at Charity, East Bank Essequibo (Region Two).

Police said that at about 12:50h, the juvenile was observed by Police on patrol acting in a suspicious manner and a search was conducted on his person. The teen was found with four transparent zip locked plastic bags containing a quantity of leaves, seeds and stems suspected to be cannabis in his pocket.

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The juvenile was taken to the Charity Police Station where the cannabis was weighed in his presence and that of his grandmother.
He remains in custody assisting with investigations.

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