67 marijuana trees uprooted in Mt Pleasance, St Patrick's
Officers of the Royal Grenada Police Force's Special Services Unit uprooted 67 marijuana trees in the Mt Pleasance area of St Patrick's parish on 24 August 2010. Police said no arrests had been made in connection with the discovery.
Officers of the Royal Grenada Police Force’s Special Services Unit carried out
an eradication operation in the Mt Pleasance area of St Patrick’s parish on
Tuesday 24 August 2010.[1]They found a number of marijuana plants between 1
foot and 8 feet tall.[1]
The force’s press release said 67 marijuana trees were uprooted in the
operation.[1]No arrests had been made in connection with the discovery,
police said.[1]
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Grenada police charged nine people, two of them juveniles, with stealing cannabis evidence worth about EC$750,000 from the storage facility at the Sauteurs police station in St Patrick. All nine appeared in court on 17 May 2021 and were granted bail.
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