Cannabis and cocaine packets seized in northern Grande-Terre gendarmerie controls
Gendarmes of the Le Moule company carried out a week of targeted anti-crime operations in Port-Louis and Morne-à-l'Eau, in northern Grande-Terre, Guadeloupe, at the prosecutor's request. Officers found several packets of cannabis and cocaine and a replica Glock pistol; the accounts report no drug weights and no suspects arrested.
🇫🇷 Port-Louis and Morne-à-l'Eau, Grande-Terre, Guadeloupe · France
At the prosecutor’s request, the Le Moule gendarmerie company carried out a
series of anti-crime operations in Port-Louis and Morne-à-l’Eau, two communes in
northern Grande-Terre, Guadeloupe.[1]The controls took place during the week
before 25 November 2025 and were targeted at illicit trafficking in northern
Grande-Terre.[2]
The deployment brought together the Le Moule PSIG and DSI units (the Gendarmerie
Surveillance and Intervention Platoon and the Surveillance and Intervention
Detachment) plus a canine team from Pointe-à-Pitre, in a coordinated
arrangement.[1]
Officers found several packets of cannabis and cocaine, alongside a replica of a
Glock-type pistol.[1]
The gendarmerie said the operations showed its determination to fight drug sales
and the circulation of weapons in Guadeloupe.[2]Guadeloupe La 1ère also
reported that simple roadside checks the previous weekend led to four motorists
being stopped for use, possession and transport of narcotics, and nine for
driving under the influence of drugs, all of whom had their licences withdrawn.[2]
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The accounts place the controls in the week before 25 November 2025 but give no exact incident date; the publication date, 25 November, is used in the date field.
No weight or exact packet count was published for the cannabis or cocaine, so no figures are recorded.
Neither account reports a suspect arrested, charged or convicted in these operations; the four motorists stopped in separate weekend roadside checks are a different set of checks reported alongside them.
Cocaine was seized in the same operations and is mentioned only to explain the event; no separate cannabis breakdown was published.
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