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Ranks from the K-Nine Unit of the Guyana Police Force (GPF) during a patrol with crime fighting dogs at the Stabroek Market.
Kaieteur News – Police narcotic dogs, on Wednesday helped joint services ranks unearth 30 grams of marijuana and other illegal items during a search at the New Amsterdam Prison.
According to a press release sent out by the Guyana Prison Service (GPS), the search began around 06:20 hrs. and ended at 09:08 hrs.
GPS stated that narcotics dogs from the Guyana Police Force (GPF) were deployed and a number of prohibited articles were found.
Unearthed were four Ziploc bags containing 30 grams of cannabis, a quantity of wires, lighters, improvised weapons, razor blades, mirror, cellphones along with batteries, a nail clip and one pair of scissors.
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