Police make $1.8-million cocaine bust in Petite Coulibri

The police say they have seized 71 and a quarter kilograms of cocaine in Petite Coulibri with a street value of one million, eight hundred and sixty-five thousand and five hundred dollars ($1,865,500).

During the operation which took place on Tuesday, April 10, 18.1 kilograms of marijuana, with a street value of $19,000, were also seized.

Police PRO Acting Inspector Simon Edwards said one man was taken into custody in relation to the incident.

He also said the Drug Squad conducted a bush patrol in the heights of Scotts Head on Tuesday, April 10, and 2,423 ganja plants were found and destroyed.

The illegal drug had a street value of $403,833.

No arrests were made.

Location of Petite Coulibri

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12 Comments

  1. CANDID
    July 13, 2019

    The Country may be independent but, there is a system we all have to stay within. There are rules,guidence, procedures and the Law we all must obey. When you are caught that’s means you are foolish. Support the Police to make Dominica a safe place to live. If you break the law you must be reform

  2. Jonathan Y St Jean
    April 13, 2018

    My memory is serving me well and not too long ago the police conducted a raid in the Mahaut area where money was found and confiscated.There were differing amounts ascribed to the value of the money in police possession so up to today we have no idea how much money was actually in police hands.These incompetent guys just throw numbers around.But what do you expect when Carbon is in charge and on the heels of the dismal performance before, during and after hurricane Maria.It’s time to clean house

  3. Chess game
    April 13, 2018

    Just legalize marijuana to give the police more time and resources to go after three real problem, coke/crack.

  4. Current
    April 13, 2018

    People search your conscience…look around Roseau..what do you see? A Jeau paro. All over the city…we can’t walk without being accosted by paro. That’s the effect of cocaine…that’s the effect of the illicit drug trade. Please help our brothers…tell the police what you know and see

  5. Ideal
    April 12, 2018

    No arrests were made but I am sure they know who the drugs belong to. This is a big joke maybe they did not find any drugs but just want the gullible Dominicans to believe they are doing there jobs.

  6. Deeone
    April 12, 2018

    It’s time we stop wasting our resources and time in destroying a plant that is used as medicine. Get the cocaine and crack out but please leave the weed alone. Our laws do not reflect our reality.

  7. Hope
    April 12, 2018

    The map was a nice touch since I was wondering where on earth is that place; thanks!

  8. enough is enough
    April 12, 2018

    No arrests were made.!!!! what a joke !

  9. ???????
    April 12, 2018

    So much drugs was found and only 1person was arrested. Scotts Head is infested with drugs. The sea and surrounding has become a major highway and hub for the drug kingpins.

  10. Sniper
    April 12, 2018

    Good job well done

  11. The one and only.
    April 12, 2018

    If the Gov really wanted to bring in money, how about legalizing Marijuana?
    Very soon it will be legal in Canada with rules…Doninica could follow and then you will money flow into the country.
    Alcohol is legal yet so many ppl drink and drive, cigarettes are legal yet 2nd hand smoke is no big deal? I know the gov isn’t open minded enough to do but think about it!!

    To the police amazing job on capturing the drugs now let’s see if you will actually continue to do your job when REAL problems occur.

    • dee
      April 16, 2018

      The one and only

      THE USE OF ILLEGAL DRUGS IS A REAL PROBLEM .
      addiction to them i s a REAL problem .
      introduction of illegal drugs to the youth is a REAL problem
      and has to be dealt with realistically .
      The BIGGER BOSSES are real .

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