KINGSTON, Jamaica — A 32-year-old Barbadian national was on Tuesday charged with breaches of the Dangerous Drugs Act after he was held with ganja at the Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston.
He is Troy Jackman, a technician, of Husbands Garden in Barbados.
Reports from the narcotics police are that about 2:15 p.m., the man checked in for an outgoing flight destined for Barbados and during security checks, his luggage was searched and ganja weighing approximately 6.3 pounds was found.
Police say the man will be interviewed in the presence of his attorney and is expected to be charged with possession of ganja, dealing in ganja and taking preparatory steps to the export ganja.
Bajan nabbed with drugs at Jamaica airport
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January 20, 2017
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January 20, 2017
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Oh dear. I thought the flow was always in the other direction, given the onslaught the immigration authorities carry out against Jamaicans.
What has the Bible said about motes in the eye?
He was heading to Barbados, Hal.
Oh dear. I thought the flow was always in the other direction, given the onslaught the immigration authorities carry out against Jamaicans.
What has the Bible said about motes in the eye?
He was heading to Barbados, Hal.
Everybody trying a thing, and hoping they will get through.
Everybody trying a thing, and hoping they will get through.
Idiot!
You said it…exactly what i was gonna say
Idiot!
You said it…exactly what i was gonna say
Make sure you wipe-out his bank account before you pack him back to BIM. Jail time no good.
Make sure you wipe-out his bank account before you pack him back to BIM. Jail time no good.
Ejd,
He is a Bajan, apparently. It is not just Jamaicans who are drug couriers.
Ejd,
He is a Bajan, apparently. It is not just Jamaicans who are drug couriers.