Ganja packages found in derelict vehicles
(CNS): Police have found around 4lbs of ganja that had been stashed in derelict vehicles abandoned on Durham Drive in the industrial area of George Town. The RCIPS said that shortly before 2:30pm Wednesday they received a call from a member of the public who reported finding a suspicious package near a derelict vehicle. It was recovered by the K-9 Unit, but after a further search the dogs led officers to the trunk of another abandoned car nearby and four more packages containing ganja were found, along with drug paraphernalia and other items.
In total, about 4lbs of suspected ganja was recovered but no arrests have been made in relation to the matter, which is currently under investigation.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact the George Town Police Station at 949-4222.
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Just legalize it already.
One more year as they have to make sure the ‘good ole buds’ and foreigner wastemans get connected in Grand Cayman first.
Here’s an example of how two seemingly unrelated issues combine.
If we actually had a decent policy to get rid of crappy abandoned vehicles these vehicles wouldn’t be here.
If we legalized weed here, crappy old abandoned cars wouldn’t be used as humidors. The awfulness of the product quality is an added bonus, as it might force someone to bring some decent stuff instead.
Found in a High undai?
No weed, no wote.
Eeeeew it’s probably full of seeds and mold exacerbated by sweating up in those cars. Not to mention whoever brought it here, probably wasn’t vaccinated.
Good work RCIPS!! Keep that low quality boof weed off the road. What’s the timeline on decriminalizing/legalizing?
It’s crazy that in some jurisdictions it’s considered an essential product during this pandemic, while here in las tortugas you have to get an over-priced script or subject yourself to what seems to be the worst cannabis that Jamaica has to offer. Judging by the quality of weed they send here, they must hate us 😥 low key biological warfare if you ask me.
poor business practices by persons in cayman over the years have now made us only able to get crappy stuff, biological warfare is a great assessment.
Oh quit your bitching. They could have put poison in it!
Just in time for your Xmas party guys, lovely!