All Saints man arrested after 1 lb cannabis and 104 g seized in sweep
Antigua police arrested a 34-year-old All Saints man during coordinated Narcotics and K-9 operations in All Saints and Liberta on 29 May 2026. Officers seized about one pound of cannabis from a property and 104.1 grams from the man, taking him and the drugs to Police Headquarters.
🇦🇬 All Saints and Liberta, Antigua · Antigua and Barbuda
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Arrested
1
Cannabis
558 g
Agencies
Narcotics Department of the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda, K-9 Unit
Coordinated drug enforcement operations were conducted in All Saints and Liberta
on Friday, 29 May 2026.[1][2]The operations were carried out by officers
attached to the Narcotics Department of the Royal Police Force of Antigua and
Barbuda with support from the K-9 Unit.[1][2]A 34-year-old man from All Saints
was arrested on suspicion of unlawful possession of cannabis.[3][2]The arrested
man and the seized substances were taken to Police Headquarters pending further
investigation.[3][2]
During an All Saints operation, a police K-9 alerted officers to illegal drugs
on a property.[1]A search of the property led to the discovery of
approximately one pound of cannabis, which was seized for further investigation.[4][2]In a separate incident in the same sweep, officers found another All Saints
resident in possession of 104.1 grams of cannabis.[1]That man was immediately
arrested and transported to Police Headquarters with the seized cannabis.[1]
Officers also carried out additional checks in Liberta as part of broader
efforts to target drug distribution networks.[1]The Royal Police Force of
Antigua and Barbuda said it remains committed to sustained enforcement to reduce
the availability of illegal narcotics and enhance public safety.[1]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Arrested
1
Cannabis
558 g
Agencies
Narcotics Department of the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda; K-9 Unit
Agency type
Police, Anti-narcotics agency
Cannabis
Herbal cannabis (558 g)
Charge
unlawful possession of cannabis
Case stage
Under investigation
Sources
Antigua Newsantigua.newsAll Saints Man Arrested After Cannabis Seizure in Police Drug Operations
The approximately one-pound seizure is approximate, so the combined 0.558 kg total is approximate and uses 1 lb as 0.4536 kg plus 104.1 g.
The sources describe a 34-year-old arrested and separately refer to another male resident found with 104.1 grams who was arrested; it is unclear whether these are the same person or two people, and a single arrest is recorded as stated in the STRATCOM release.
No name, charge outcome or court result was reported, and the man was described as held pending further investigation.
The Observer attributes the 104.1 grams to the same 34-year-old suspect, so it remains unclear whether the approximately one-pound property seizure and the 104.1 grams involve the same person or two people, as already noted in the report.
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