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Criminal gangs in Jamaica and Haiti are engaged in a deadly trade: the exchange of marijuana for guns. The boats return with the firearms, which are then sold off piecemeal or in bulk. The guns-for-drugs trade, as it is known in Jamaica, is greased by traffickers and gangs, while Jamaican fishermen serve as both couriers and middlemen, according to an investigative report in the Jamaica Gleaner. With gallons of fuel on board, boats can make the roundtrip — some nautical miles — in a day and a half. The trafficker pays for the gasoline and often provides a faster engine, the captain said. The fishermen take payment in the form of drugs that are also swapped for weapons. An assault rifle is worth 30 pounds of marijuana, a handgun 10 pounds. A kilogram of cocaine can fetch up to three rifles, he said. The illegal weapons often end up in the hands of gangs, which have turned the streets into war zones. Jamaica recorded 1, murders in The bloodshed has continued in , even amid the coronavirus pandemic. By the beginning of June, the country had tallied murders, just three fewer than the number recorded during the same period last year. Weapons from the guns-for-drugs trade have flooded Jamaica, fueling violence and creating an arsenal of illegal guns in the country. To procure the weapons, Jamaican crime groups mostly swap marijuana and, to a lesser extent, cocaine. Meat from stolen cattle , pigs and goats has also been increasingly bartered for firearms. Clayton said about 20 different criminal organizations are currently involved in the trade, down from a high of Some ammunition is also sourced from Haiti. Haiti is not the only source for illegal weapons in Jamaica. Haiti has also become a destination for US weapons, despite an arms embargo. In February , a Florida gun shop owner was found guilty of conspiring with highly placed Haitian officials to traffic more than semi-automatic weapons in the back of a truck seized at a port outside of Port-au-Prince. Later that year, a US Marine was arrested when his flight landed in Haiti after he was found with three checked plastic boxes containing eight firearms, ammunition and body armor. More than , unregistered guns were recorded in Jamaica in , according to the Small Arms Survey , a Swiss nonprofit that tracts illicit arms internationally. Jamaican police seize just guns in an average year, and ballistics tracing has shown that a single illegal firearm often appears in a number of crimes, as weapons get swapped, sold or even rented out. Security Minister Dr. He told the Jamaica Gleaner recently that the Coast Guard has had considerable success in interdicting drug boats, pointing to the seizure of some 4, pounds of cocaine in Old Harbour Bay in Clayton said that in addition to border security, forcing all vessels to have transponder beacons would serve as a deterrent. Ending the trade, however, requires going after bigger fish. The fishermen are not doing this on their own. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive a weekly digest of the latest organized crime news and stay up-to-date on major events, trends, and criminal dynamics from across the region. Donate today to empower research and analysis about organized crime in Latin America and the Caribbean, from the ground up. Skip to content. InSight Crime Analysis Weapons from the guns-for-drugs trade have flooded Jamaica, fueling violence and creating an arsenal of illegal guns in the country. Some of the guns brought into Haiti ultimately end up in Jamaica. Stay Informed With InSight Crime Subscribe to our newsletter to receive a weekly digest of the latest organized crime news and stay up-to-date on major events, trends, and criminal dynamics from across the region.

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