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Years after they smashed an international drug ring operating in Montego Bay, St James, with help from nationals of one South American country, the Jamaican police say they are seeing troubling signs of a re-emergence of the deadly cocaine trade here. This was underscored by senior investigators probing a multimillion-dollar cocaine seizure in St James on Saturday. According to the investigator, the enterprise has been linked to at least three murders, which were carried out to exact revenge for missing drugs. The investigator estimates that at least 90 per cent of the cocaine, also known as the white lady, coming into the island is from the same South American country and is being sent here for redistribution locally and overseas. Investigators believed they were part of an international drug ring that also involved nationals from Panama, Colombia and Cuba. National security and police officials believe the multibillion-dollar lottery scam resulted from the vacuum created by the smashing of the drug ring. Private security providers Guardsman Limited yesterday acknowledged, through its Chief Executive Officer David Whittaker, that the vehicle was from its fleet. The company also confirmed that one of its security contractors was one of the two men apprehended by the police in connection with the massive drug find. Stunned by the seizure, Whittaker told The Gleaner yesterday that Guardsman has launched an internal probe to determine if any of its systems had been breached. Whittaker could not confirm, up to late yesterday, whether the second man in police custody was attached to the company. He said if it is determined that the man is not attached to Guardsman, that would be a breach of company policy. Investigators said the two men, whose identities are being withheld, would be interviewed and could face criminal charges. General manager in charge of operations at Guardsman, Major Ricardo Blackwood, also sought to distance the company from any involvement, saying 'we do not in any way stand for what is allegedly individuals conducting unlawful activity'. Blackwood said the security contractor implicated has been relieved of all duties with immediate effect until the investigation is complete. View the discussion thread. Skip to main content. Photo Video. Glenroy Sinclair and Livern Barrett, Gleaner Writers Years after they smashed an international drug ring operating in Montego Bay, St James, with help from nationals of one South American country, the Jamaican police say they are seeing troubling signs of a re-emergence of the deadly cocaine trade here.

Police seize cocaine hidden in food packaging in MoBay operation

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Skip to main content. MOCA says seven people, including three suspected drug traffickers, have were taken into custody for interview and processing ahead of being formally charged. It is reported that a team of MOCA agents and police personnel went to a premises in Montego Bay in search of a suspected drug trafficker who was wanted for questioning in connection with multiple local and international drug trafficking offences. MOCA says the premises was searched and approximately nine kilogrammes of cocaine, along with a large quantity of cash, a number of electronic devices and a motor vehicle were seized. According to Major Basil Jarrett, Director of Communications at MOCA, the collaborative efforts between the various police divisions involved were instrumental in the operation. We want to hear from you! Email us at star gleanerjm. View the discussion thread. Police seize cocaine hidden in food packaging in MoBay operation. Photo Previous Pause Next. The illicit substance was stuffed into empty bags of Lasco and Grace products. During the operation, the individual and six other persons were arrested. All seven persons were later taken into custody for further processing. Other News Stories. Ammunition found in bottle at premises in Lakes Pen. Firearm and ammunition seized in St Andrew, man arrested. Police trying to ID man fatally shot in alleged shootout.

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