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Kaieteur News – A 50-year-old man, on Saturday, was nabbed with over 420 grams of marijuana stashed in milk powder at Sherima Police Station, Region Seven. The man has been identified as Hector Clarkson.
Clarkston was riding a motorcycle when police stopped him. While conducting a routine search on his bike, police found milk tins with the seals tampered under the seat. When police opened the tins, they found transparent bags of marijuana stashed in the milk powder that the tin contained.
Questioned about the possession of ganja, Clarkston told police that he used it for smoking purposes. Clarkston was arrested and remains in police custody assisting with investigations.
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