916 g cannabis resin seized in Dillon, Fort-de-France
On 8 September 2026, French police seized 916 grammes of cannabis resin from a motorcyclist during a large anti-delinquency operation in Dillon, Fort-de-France. National police from the DTPN, two gendarmerie platoons and the vehicle-pound team ran the checks, also stopping a youth with a knife and immobilising three motorbikes.
On 8 September 2026, France’s National Police carried out a large
anti-delinquency operation in the Dillon neighbourhood of Fort-de-France,
Martinique.[1]The police presented the action as part of the fight against
insecurity in Martinique.[1]It mobilised officers of the national police’s
territorial directorate (DTPN), its vehicle-pound team and two platoons of
gendarmes, who carried out several checks.[1]
Officers seized916 grammes of cannabis resin from a motorcyclist involved in
refusing to stop for police.[1]Another young man was checked carrying a knife
and walkie-talkies, according to a National Police Facebook post.[1]Three
motorbikes were also administratively immobilised during the operation.[1]
Photos and video
Police photo of the 916 grammes of cannabis resin seized in the Dillon anti-delinquency operation. Photo: Police Nationale social media, via RCIPhoto details
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Cannabis
916 g
Agency type
Gendarmerie, Police
Cannabis
Hashish
Case stage
Under investigation
Sources
RCIrci.fmFROpération anti-délinquance à Dillon : 916 grammes de résine de cannabis saisis
Open questions the AI reported
No arrest, police custody, charge or court outcome for the motorcyclist or the youth checked with a knife was reported, so no arrested or charged figure is recorded.
Neither person was named or aged in the account of the operation.
The incident date of 8 September 2026 comes from the article's own reference to the day before its 9 September 2026 publication date.
Only the RCI account could be opened; no National Police statement or another outlet's report of the operation could be found and accessed.
The knife, walkie-talkies and three administratively immobilised motorbikes are non-cannabis details, recorded to describe the operation and excluded from cannabis figures.
The page carries only one photo of the operation's resin and one of the knife; other thumbnails promote unrelated articles and are not listed as event media.
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