Gendarmes seize 971 g of cannabis in Grande-Terre weekend raids
Gendarmes of the Le Moule company seized 971 grams of cannabis in operations across Grande-Terre, Guadeloupe, over the week ending 21 September 2025. Weekend checks in Sainte-Anne, Morne-à-l'Eau and Saint-François netted 64 g, 501 g and 125 g, alongside small amounts of cocaine and crack.
🇫🇷 Sainte-Anne, Morne-à-l'Eau and Saint-François, Grande-Terre, Guadeloupe · France
Gendarmes of the Le Moule company ran several anti-drug operations in communes
across Grande-Terre over the weekend.[1]On Friday evening, 19 September, they
checked a known dealing spot at Douville in Sainte-Anne and seized64 grams of
cannabis.[1]Officers recovered 50 of those grams from an individual who tried
to flee and was caught.[2]
On Saturday in Morne-à-l’Eau, a road check and search of a vehicle uncovered 501
grams of loose cannabis flowers.[1]On Sunday, 21 September, gendarmes of the
DSI, the gendarmerie’s surveillance and intervention detachment, intervened in
Saint-François.[2]Patrolling rue de la Liberté, they intercepted a scooter.[2]The rider was carrying 125 grams of cannabis packed in small bags ready for
sale.[2]
Across the whole week, the Le Moule company seized 971 grams of cannabis in
total.[1]The same week also yielded 49 grams of cocaine and 10 grams of
crack, which are mentioned only to explain the mixed seizure and are excluded
from the cannabis figure.[2]
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Cannabis seized by the Le Moule gendarmerie company during the week's operations. Photo: Gendarmerie de GuadeloupePhoto details
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Source: France-Antilles GuadeloupeSeized cannabis reported as nearly a kilo for the week by the Le Moule company. Photo: Gendarmerie de GuadeloupePhoto details
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Source: France-Antilles GuadeloupePart of the week's cannabis haul seized by Le Moule gendarmes. Photo: Gendarmerie de GuadeloupePhoto details
The incident date uses Sunday 21 September 2025, the last of the three dated operations; the RCI account was published on 22 September and the France-Antilles account on 23 September
The three detailed cannabis seizures add up to 690 grams (64 plus 501 plus 125), leaving about 281 grams of the 971-gram weekly total from other weekday operations that neither account details
Neither account states an arrest, custody placement, charge or court outcome; the individual caught at Douville and the scooter rider at Saint-François are not reported as arrested or charged
The 49 grams of cocaine and 10 grams of crack are mentioned only to explain the mixed seizure and are excluded from the cannabis figure
Both accounts reproduce the gendarmerie's version of the operations; no separate official statement or independent report was opened
The RCI page's lead image is a generic titled design and its other listed images belong to unrelated stories, so no RCI photo is included as event media
No street value, number of suspects sought, or cannabis-only valuation was published
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