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Cops burn $115.8M in ganja

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February 13, 2022
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Police on Friday destroyed some $115.M worth of marijuana during an exercise at Zion, Berbice River. The exercise occurred between 05:20 hrs & 18:07 hrs. Police said an intelligence led operation was carried out by ranks from Police Headquarters and from Regional Division #10, at Zion, Berbice River.

The operation led to the discovery of three fields of marijuana sitting on about 40 acres of land consisting of about 55,000 cannabis plants ranging from 1 foot to 10 feet in height, about 60 pounds of dried cannabis, six nurseries and five camps. The cannabis plants and camps were destroyed by way of fire.

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No arrest was made. The estimated street value for the suspected cannabis plants and dried cannabis is GYD$115,800,000

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