On Tuesday 31 January 2012, members of the Drug Unit based in Castries conducted an eradication exercise on four marijuana plantations located in a forest area at Anse-La-Raye.[1] The exercise targeted those four plantations found together in the same Anse-La-Raye forest area.[1] No one was arrested during that Anse-La-Raye forest operation.[1]

Officers destroyed approximately 16,841 grown marijuana plants during that eradication exercise.[1] Police put the estimated street value of those 16,841 grown plants at EC$942,050 in Eastern Caribbean dollars.[1] Officers also destroyed 10,000 marijuana seedlings in the same Anse-La-Raye operation in addition to the grown plants.[1] Officers also destroyed 200 pounds of harvested marijuana in the same operation alongside the growing plants and seedlings.[1]

The 10,000 seedlings and the 200 pounds of harvested marijuana were reported as additional quantities beyond the approximate 16,841 grown plants.[1] All of the plant counts and the street value were attributed to that 31 January forest operation by the Castries-based Drug Unit, which reported no arrests for this eradication.[1]