Cocaine seized from kitchen utensils in Jamaica
The Narcotics Unit of the Jamaica Police Department seized an amount of cocaine hidden among kitchen utensils during an anti-crime operation in Kingston on Friday, 26 April.
30th of April 2024

Kingston, Jamaica: The Narcotics Unit of the Jamaica Police Department seized an amount of cocaine hidden among kitchen utensils during an anti-crime operation in Kingston on Friday, 26 April. The authorities have not arrested anyone yet in connection to the seizures.
As per the details shared by the officers, the representatives from a courier service entity conducted a security screening on two shipments which resulted in the discovery of a package consisting of kitchen utensils. The things contained in the package were later checked in detail by the representatives and during the search they found cocaine concealed in a cutting board.
After the discovery of illegal possession, the information was passed to the police department by courier service representatives. In response, officers from the Narcotics Unit took charge of the case.
The Narcotic Unit has requested the citizens that person with any kind of information in connection with the seizure can contact Narcotics Headquarters at 876 923 5729. They can also dial the police emergency number 119 or they can dial 311 Crime Stop. The person with any kind of details can also visit the nearest police station to assist the officers regarding the case.
The residents of Jamaica took to their social media accounts and expressed their views and opinions on the seizure of drugs.
One person with a Facebook handle commented “Arrest and charge the person who was found in possession of the drugs instead of declaring that no Arrest was made for the seizure. Who was going to risk their lives to come forward to give information about drugs, The police must be crazy, this would be an invitation to get killed. Officers go out and do your diligence investigation and leave civilians out of police work.”
Another person commented the following “Why the authorities have not arrested any person, why they are not taking any strict action. The authorities need to take some actions to stop such criminal activities.”
The authorities of Jamaica have stated that they are implementing stringent laws and plans in order to tackle the increasing crime rate, ensuring the safety and security of every citizen of the nation.
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