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Police destroy marijuana farms in Linden
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The marijuana farm that was destroyed by police in Kara Kara Creek.
aieteur News – Ranks of the Guyana Police Force (GPF) on Tuesday destroyed four pounds of compressed marijuana and about 3,500 plants during a raid at Kara Kara Creek, Region Ten.
During the raid exercise, police said that a makeshift camp with sleeping and food supplies was observed, but no one was discovered at the location.
The police eradicated by burning a farm with suspected marijuana plants measuring from six inches to three feet planted on about fifteen beds. The area measures approximately 100 feet in length and 75 feet in width.
A quantity of seeds, leaves, and stems suspected to be cannabis, which was in a kitchen area of the camp, were also destroyed. One empty 12-gauge cartridge on one of the makeshift beds was found and taken into police possession.
Two other farms were discovered a short distance away, measuring about three acres, with suspected marijuana plants ranging from five inches to one foot. These were also destroyed utilizing fire.
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