Man admits 146.5 kg cannabis haul in Barbados gun case
Christ Church man Randolph Jason Victor pleaded guilty in Barbados' No. 2 Supreme Court to possessing 146.5 kg of cannabis and a traffickable quantity of the drug, alongside firearm and MDMA counts. Police had found the drugs and a loaded shotgun at his Lowlands home in December 2024 and arrested him at the airport the next month; his case continues in December.
Randolph Jason Victor, of Lowlands, Christ Church, reappeared before Justice
Douglas Frederick in the No. 2 Supreme Court.[1]He had previously admitted
illegally possessing a 12-gauge shotgun and nine rounds of ammunition.[1]He
also pleaded guilty to possessing 146.5 kilogrammes of cannabis, having a
traffickable quantity of the drug and possessing 1.04 kilogrammes of MDMA
tablets, also known as Ecstasy or Molly.[1]On January 17, 2025, police
removed him from a flight bound for St Vincent at Grantley Adams International
Airport, arrested him on suspicion of committing the offences and took him to
Oistins Police Station.[1]
The bedroom search uncovered 40 taped packages and a bag of orange tablets,
while the bed search revealed a black firearm, ammunition, a ski mask and a
passport-sized photograph of Victor, with another round found in the firearm’s
chamber on examination.[1]The cannabis had an estimated street value of $586
000, while the 2 239 MDMA tablets had an estimated street value of $44 500.[1]
Victor is represented by attorney Kendrid Sargeant.[1]A few days after his
arrest, he took police to an area in Kendall Hill, Christ Church, where he said
he had found the firearm, and to an area at Brownes Beach, where he said he had
received the drugs.[1]The case continues on December 15.[1]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
No separate date for the plea hearing was given, so the report is dated to the article's publication date of 29 October 2026; the search and airport arrest date to 19 December 2024 and 17 January 2025 respectively.
The street-value estimates carry no stated currency, so no value figure is recorded.
The 1.04 kilogrammes and 2,239 tablets of MDMA are a non-cannabis substance in a mixed event and are excluded from cannabis figures.
No sentence has been reported; the case continues on December 15, with the year unstated.
Only one source account of this case could be opened; no second outlet or agency statement was found.
Left out, as its quotation was not found in Barbados Today: Police had executed a warrant to search for controlled drugs at Victor's home on December 19, 2024, after the landlord, who was shown the warrant, gave permission for forced entry when no one responded from inside the apartment.
Natalie Jacinta Boyce, 43, pleaded not guilty in the District ‘B’ Magistrates’ Court to four cannabis charges involving about 15.2 kg of suspected cannabis. She was granted $45,000 bail and ordered to return to court on 23 February 2027.
St Philip sailor Walter Oneal Prescod is on trial in the No. 4 Supreme Court accused of possessing and importing 121.4 kg of cannabis found aboard the yacht Ecstasy in Barbados’ territorial waters on 23 July 2018. He pleads not guilty, and a nine-member jury is expected to receive the case after the judge’s summation.
Fisherman Troy Decoursey Best admitted possessing, trafficking and importing 71.6 kg of cannabis in Barbados's waters in January 2019. His attorney urged the High Court to impose a fine rather than prison, with sentencing submissions continuing on June 10.
Shawn Okeefe Bridgeman and Lenox Persid were granted $500,000 bail each in the Holetown Magistrates' Court after being charged over 395.3 kg of cannabis. Police valued the cannabis at $1,581,200, and the cases were sent to the District 'D' court for January 13.
