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‘Shortman’ arrested for substantial marijuana possession

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August 8, 2024
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Cannabis discovered in the possession of a Guyanese fisherman. Photo:Guyana Police Force

Cannabis discovered in the possession of a Guyanese fisherman. Photo:Guyana Police Force

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33-year-old fisherman has been arrested for possession of a substantial quantity of suspected cannabis.

According to the police report, Matthew Beharry, also known as ‘Shortman’, was nabbed at the Supenaam waterfront on Tuesday night.

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The arrest was made by CID ranks who were on mobile patrol in the area. As the police explained, “The ranks were on mobile patrol in a Police car when they acted on information received and went to Supenaam waterfront at a boat house, where they met Matthew Beharry.”

“The ranks conducted a search of Beharry and the boat house and found a bulky black plastic bag which contained a quantity of leaves, seeds, and stems suspected to be Cannabis,” the Guyana Police Force reported.

When confronted, Beharry attempted to distance himself from the drugs, saying, “Officer, it is not my own.”

However, the police proceeded with the arrest.  (Loop News).

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