One person due to stand trial after 141 plants seized in Le Gosier
Police searched a Port Blanc home in Le Gosier after receiving information that one resident was producing and selling cannabis herb, seizing 141 plants grown indoors and outdoors, indoor growing installations and ammunition cartridges of 9 mm and 7.65 mm calibre. One person implicated in the case was due to be tried before the judicial court in Pointe-à-Pitre.
The Sûreté Départementale, the departmental police service, received information
that an individual was producing and selling cannabis herb from a home in the
Port Blanc area of Le Gosier.[1]Police described the individual implicated as
very unfavourably known to their services.[1]At 10 a.m. on Tuesday 15 June
2021, officers from the narcotics brigade entered the Port Blanc residence with
assistance from elite officers of the Raid.[1]
The search uncovered and led to the seizure of 141 cannabis plants that were
being grown at the property.[2]The plants were cultivated in both “in door”
and “out door” settings, meaning indoor and outdoor growing at the residence.[2]Officers also seized the indoor growing installations found on the
premises.[2]They also found ammunition cartridges at the property, identified
by their 9 mm and 7.65 mm calibres.[2]
The single person implicated in the case was due to be tried before the judicial
court in Pointe-à-Pitre.[2]
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France-Antilles dates the operation to Tuesday 16 June, although 16 June 2021 was a Wednesday; RCI's 18 June report says it happened on Tuesday, so 15 June is used here.
The sources do not say whether the person was arrested or held in custody.
No harvested cannabis weight or separate count for the indoor and outdoor plants was reported.
The number of ammunition cartridges was not stated; only their calibres were given.
No court hearing result or sentence was reported.
Both accounts repeat the police version; no separate police statement was opened.
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