Police arrested and charged 42-year-old Donna-Hue Brown of Yorks after a search of her property found 3.5 pounds of cannabis. She was taken into custody on 6 June 2024 and was expected to appear in court the following week.
Police arrested and charged 42-year-old Donna-Hue Brown of Yorks for unlawfully
having 3.5 pounds of cannabis in her possession, possession of cannabis with
intent to transfer, and being concerned with supplying cannabis.[1]
Brown was taken into custody on Thursday, June 6, after police executed a search
warrant on her property and found the cannabis.[1]She was expected to appear
in court the next week.[1]
Antigua News independently carried the same account that Brown was arrested and
charged over 3.5 pounds of cannabis and taken into custody on June 6 after a
search warrant.[2]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Arrested
1
Charged
1
Cannabis
1.588 kg
Agency type
Police
Activity
Possession, Sale
Charges
possession of cannabis; possession of cannabis with intent to transfer; being concerned with the supplying of cannabis
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Police arrested four people in Antigua on 4 September 2026 in two operations under Operation Restore Confidence. A search warrant at a property on Green Bay Hill produced two firearms and ammunition, while a vehicle stop and a search of the driver’s home produced 55.2 grams and 1.4 pounds of cannabis.
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.
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