Police on Grand Bahama have launched n investigation into the recovery of over $3.5 million worth of cocaine in Grand Bahama
Police on Grand Bahama have launched n investigation into the recovery of over $3.5 million worth of cocaine in Grand Bahama on Sunday afternoon. According to Chief Superintendent of Police Basil Rahming, Drug Enforcement Unit officers seized the contraband shortly after it arrived at the Freeport Container Port.He said a team of Interdiction Officers acted on information they received when they went to the Freeport Container Port around 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, where they commenced inquiries.Supt. Rahming said that while inspecting the contents of a 40 ft metal container that had just been off-loaded onto the storage bay, the officers discovered three large black duffle bags that were concealed among a shipment of sugar.These suspicious bags were retrieved and taken to the DEU headquarters, where,upon inspection, they were found to contain a total of one hundred and twenty-eight (128) kilos of cocaine, that have an estimated street value of three and one half (3.5) million dollars he said...