VG bound cocaine intercepted in T&T
According to media reports (T&T Newsday), 16 packets of cocaine hidden in six buckets of Readymix Compound Cement destined for the VI, were seized at Queen’s Wharf, Port of Spain, on Wednesday, November 21, 2018, by Customs and Excise officers working closely with officers from the Organised Crime and Intelligence Unit (OCIU).
The cocaine was supposed to be received by a woman at North Sound, Virgin Gorda.
The buckets were found on a palette on the western side of the port and were about to be loaded onto a cargo ship named ‘Sea Elizabeth’ when the seizure took place.
Documents seized revealed that the sender of the drugs was from south Trinidad.
The information given on the documents also named the owner of a store in Debe, in south Trinidad.
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