Police in Dominica arrested and charged Ezra and Ezlee Edmond of Layou and Tony King of St. Joseph after an operation on 25 August 2013 in which 2,336 grams of cured marijuana, 438 grams of seeds and 2,184 marijuana trees were seized. The three were held on possession, possession with intent to supply and cultivation charges and were due in court on 27 August 2013.
🇩🇲 Layou, Dominica
Police arrested and charged three men in connection with a cannabis seizure in Layou on 25 August 2013.[1] The three were Ezra Edmond and Ezlee Edmond of Layou and Tony King of St. Joseph.[1]
During the police operation in Layou, officers seized 2,336 grams of cured marijuana, 438 grams of marijuana seeds and 2,184 marijuana trees.[1] Online News From Dominica republished the Dominica News Online account on 27 August 2013 under the headline ‘Three charged for marijuana’.[2]
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