Police on patrol found 16 packets of marijuana at the Arnold Dwarika Recreation Grounds in Santa Cruz, Trinidad. No one was held and Santa Cruz CID continued enquiries.
🇹🇹 Arnold Dwarika Recreation Grounds, Santa Cruz, Trinidad · Trinidad and Tobago
Police on a patrol in Santa Cruz, Trinidad, found 16 packets of marijuana at the Arnold Dwarika Recreation Grounds.[1] Police said the patrol began at midday and ended at 4 pm.[1] Officers found the drugs in plastic packets at the grounds.[1]
Police said no one was held in relation to the find.[1] Santa Cruz CID were continuing enquiries.[1]
The exercise was led by Inspector Marshall and supervised by Corporal Maharaj.[1] Constables Mykoo, De Francois and Walters also took part.[1]
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