449 g of marijuana found in package mailed to Dededo, Guam
U.S. Postal Inspectors searched a package on 14 March 2022 and found about 449 grams of marijuana addressed to a home in Liguan Terrace, Dededo, Guam, shipped from Las Vegas. No arrests or charges were reported, and a later roundup said no indictments had been made public.
U.S. Postal Inspectors executed a search warrant on a package on March 14, 2022
and found approximately 449 grams of marijuana, according to a warrant filed in
the District Court of Guam.[1]The package had been shipped from a Las Vegas
address to a residence in Liguan Terrace in Dededo.[1]No charges or arrests
were reported in connection with the case.[1]The box’s description said its
contents included two hats and two shirts.[1]
A later roundup of mailed-drug seizures in Guam listed the same case, with 449
grams of marijuana found in a package shipped from a Las Vegas address to a
residence in Liguan Terrace, Dededo, on March 14, 2022.[2]That roundup,
published about six weeks later, said no indictments had been filed or made
public in connection with the cases it listed.[2]
The roundup also lists a separate April 5, 2022 shipment of 375 grams of
marijuana and THC products to a Barrigada post office box, treated as a
different event and not counted in this report’s figures.[2]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
The 449 grams is described as marijuana in the court warrant as reported, with no laboratory result published.
No arrests, charges, indictment or court outcome were reported in either account.
No street value was stated for the marijuana.
The roundup's separate 5 April 2022 Barrigada package is a different shipment, left out of this report's figures; its recipient and the cannabis-only weight are not reported.
The incident date, 14 March 2022, comes from the warrant search date reported in the article.
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