MULTI MILLION DOLLAR DRUG BUST @ PT LISAS

[rfari]

$30 Million Point LISAS DRUG bust!!

- Why hasn't Mr. DOLCHARAN SIRJU owner of VASHA FOODS of FREEPORT, to whom the CONTAINER was consigned, been arrested and carted away yet , as per Nelson Street 21, under the "gang Legislation' passed???

It seems the police only look to advantage the small man and quick to publicize them but when the big business men get caught they hide it why is that??

Ohh dear...

[BrotherHood]

$30 Million Point LISAS DRUG bust!!

- Why hasn't Mr. DOLCHARAN SIRJU owner of VASHA FOODS of FREEPORT, to whom the CONTAINER was consigned, been arrested and carted away yet , as per Nelson Street 21, under the "gang Legislation' passed???

It seems the police only look to advantage the small man and quick to publicize them but when the big business men get caught they hide it why is that??

Is this his name or is this alledged? How credible and from what source??? If it is him, CALL HE NAME. Expose him. The sheit in this country hadda fkin done. Why are the police and all other relevant authorities whispering to each other? Is corruption like this that sinks Trinidad.
If was me, my dog, parrot....down to my blasted goldfish in the tank going down.
When a member/relative of FT Farfan(family/business) was found with X amount of drugs, they sent her to a rehab. Ah setta fackin mamaguy BS in this country. Who big in the dance could do it but the small man getting lock up for ah roll on.

[rfari]

steups....allya really believe dat lil bit of weed worth 30-40 mil???

Maybe if its the good stuff tht does be selling for 300-400 for the size of a 20-play. I dunno.

[Rallyfignis]

$30 Million Point LISAS DRUG bust!!

- Why hasn't Mr. DOLCHARAN SIRJU owner of VASHA FOODS of FREEPORT, to whom the CONTAINER was consigned, been arrested and carted away yet , as per Nelson Street 21, under the "gang Legislation' passed???

It seems the police only look to advantage the small man and quick to publicize them but when the big business men get caught they hide it why is that??

Is this his name or is this alledged? How credible and from what source??? If it is him, CALL HE NAME. Expose him. The sheit in this country hadda fkin done. Why are the police and all other relevant authorities whispering to each other? Is corruption like this that sinks Trinidad.
If was me, my dog, parrot....down to my blasted goldfish in the tank going down.
When a member/relative of FT Farfan(family/business) was found with X amount of drugs, they sent her to a rehab. Ah setta fackin mamaguy BS in this country. Who big in the dance could do it but the small man getting lock up for ah roll on.

Call names nah hoss...

[salvation4U]

steups....allya really believe dat lil bit of weed worth 30-40 mil???

Yea 1tonne of illegal marijuana is a lil bit

[rfari]

Is this his name or is this alledged? How credible and from what source??? If it is him, CALL HE NAME. Expose him. The sheit in this country hadda fkin done. Why are the police and all other relevant authorities whispering to each other? Is corruption like this that sinks Trinidad.
If was me, my dog, parrot....down to my blasted goldfish in the tank going down.
When a member/relative of FT Farfan(family/business) was found with X amount of drugs, they sent her to a rehab. Ah setta fackin mamaguy BS in this country. Who big in the dance could do it but the small man getting lock up for ah roll on.

Rofl!!!!

[bluesteel29]

steups....allya really believe dat lil bit of weed worth 30-40 mil???

Maybe if its the good stuff tht does be selling for 300-400 for the size of a 20-play. I dunno.

aint my fault men diggin out ya eye

steups....allya really believe dat lil bit of weed worth 30-40 mil???

Yea 1tonne of illegal marijuana is a lil bit

yeah.....it is

[salvation4U]

i hear on the radio that 2 ladies came from NY and when they reach Piarco some guy dressed as security told them that they had something illegal however they ignored him.

When they reach home they realized they had packets of cocaine in there suitcases unknowing to them

They called the police and they said they were set-up and didnot place it there

[BrotherHood]

Is this his name or is this alledged? How credible and from what source??? If it is him, CALL HE NAME. Expose him. The sheit in this country hadda fkin done. Why are the police and all other relevant authorities whispering to each other? Is corruption like this that sinks Trinidad.
If was me, my dog, parrot....down to my blasted goldfish in the tank going down.
When a member/relative of FT Farfan(family/business) was found with X amount of drugs, they sent her to a rehab. Ah setta fackin mamaguy BS in this country. Who big in the dance could do it but the small man getting lock up for ah roll on.

Rofl!!!!

serious ting rfari,lmao!

i hear on the radio that 2 ladies came from NY and when they reach Piarco some guy dressed as security told them that they had something illegal however they ignored him.

When they reach home they realized they had packets of cocaine in there suitcases unknowing to them

They called the police and they said they were set-up and didnot place it there

Yeah...only BS taking place. Hadda secure yuh belongings when travelling although yuh never know what happens between your check in and arrival.

[S_2NR]

$30 Million Point LISAS DRUG bust!!

- Why hasn't Mr. DOLCHARAN SIRJU owner of VASHA FOODS of FREEPORT, to whom the CONTAINER was consigned, been arrested and carted away yet , as per Nelson Street 21, under the "gang Legislation' passed???

It seems the police only look to advantage the small man and quick to publicize them but when the big business men get caught they hide it why is that??

byebye

[salvation4U]

Ganja in suitcases
By CECILY ASSON Friday, September 16 2011

Two sisters who arrived in Trinidad from New York on Tuesday got the shock of their lives when on arriving at their Ste Madeleine home, opened their luggage and discovered a pouch containing $55,000 worth of compressed marijuana.

The suitcase was unlocked, police said.

The matter was immediately reported to the Ste Madeleine Police Station, and investigators are now searching for a man who posed as a security guard at the Piarco International Airport, and attempted to retrieve the luggage from the women. He accused them of carrying an illegal substance.

The marijuana which was found in a green and yellow pouch weighed two kilos, police said.

The sisters aged 30 and 32 of Friendship Village in Ste Madeleine came home to attend the funeral of a relative.

They are expected to return to their New York home today.

According to a police report, at about 6.50 am on Tuesday, the sisters boarded a flight from John F Kennedy Airport in New York to Trinidad. There was a three-hour stop over in Jamaica where they boarded another airplane and touched down in Piarco at about 4.30 pm, police said.

The women told police while waiting to be met they were approached by a man who identified himself as a security guard. He told them their luggage contained an illegal substance. They ignored him and went home only to discover the marijuana hidden in the pouch in their suitcase. They contacted police.

PC Elbourne is investigating.

Found the article

They breaking into your suitcases yes and tracking you and your suitcases

they trying new tactics all how...smh

[S_2NR]

moral of that story.

dont fly through jamaica.

[RoTaRyBoYz]

Is either those Jamaicans really dotish to just throw the weed in the container without hiding it or the big fish didn't pay his "tax" on the port.. OR the government hitting allyuh a smart shot because of the SOE. How stupid you gotta be to just "throw" millions of dollars in ganja into a container so when yuh open the door, the weed is the fuss thing yuh see.

[STORM1234]

the container came from jamaica too, correct? and all this time i thought drugs was coming in from south america.

[Rallyfignis]

the container came from jamaica too, correct? and all this time i thought drugs was coming in from south america.

drugs yes, weed, not so much

[shogun]

Ganja in suitcases
By CECILY ASSON Friday, September 16 2011

Two sisters who arrived in Trinidad from New York on Tuesday got the shock of their lives when on arriving at their Ste Madeleine home, opened their luggage and discovered a pouch containing $55,000 worth of compressed marijuana.

The suitcase was unlocked, police said.

The matter was immediately reported to the Ste Madeleine Police Station, and investigators are now searching for a man who posed as a security guard at the Piarco International Airport, and attempted to retrieve the luggage from the women. He accused them of carrying an illegal substance.

The marijuana which was found in a green and yellow pouch weighed two kilos, police said.

The sisters aged 30 and 32 of Friendship Village in Ste Madeleine came home to attend the funeral of a relative.

They are expected to return to their New York home today.

According to a police report, at about 6.50 am on Tuesday, the sisters boarded a flight from John F Kennedy Airport in New York to Trinidad. There was a three-hour stop over in Jamaica where they boarded another airplane and touched down in Piarco at about 4.30 pm, police said.

The women told police while waiting to be met they were approached by a man who identified himself as a security guard. He told them their luggage contained an illegal substance. They ignored him and went home only to discover the marijuana hidden in the pouch in their suitcase. They contacted police.

PC Elbourne is investigating.

wow!

[K74T]

[MonsterPower]

so now that these busts takin place... price ah weed goin up
am i to see a rise in petty crime an de neighbourhood spranger takin it up a notch ?

[S_2NR]

price of weed could increase all it want..trinis will still buy..
how much time basic food items went up in the past years and demand was the same or even increased.

[sharkman121]

Most arms, ammunition and drugs arent brought in via containers, theyre brought in via metal boxes welded to the hulls of the vessel when a ship docks at port. Divers in full gear swim from a nearby location to intercept expected goods. Security at many sea ports are very lax

[Humes]

$30 Million Point LISAS DRUG bust!!

- Why hasn't Mr. DOLCHARAN SIRJU owner of VASHA FOODS of FREEPORT, to whom the CONTAINER was consigned, been arrested and carted away yet , as per Nelson Street 21, under the "gang Legislation' passed???

It seems the police only look to advantage the small man and quick to publicize them but when the big business men get caught they hide it why is that??

I was afraid it was the man behind Vasha's Patties.

I eat so many of those it eh funny. Why he hadda deal in drugs too...I eh give him enough sales?

[netsket]

Ganja in suitcases
By CECILY ASSON Friday, September 16 2011

Two sisters who arrived in Trinidad from New York on Tuesday got the shock of their lives when on arriving at their Ste Madeleine home, opened their luggage and discovered a pouch containing $55,000 worth of compressed marijuana.

The suitcase was unlocked, police said.

The matter was immediately reported to the Ste Madeleine Police Station, and investigators are now searching for a man who posed as a security guard at the Piarco International Airport, and attempted to retrieve the luggage from the women. He accused them of carrying an illegal substance.

The marijuana which was found in a green and yellow pouch weighed two kilos, police said.

The sisters aged 30 and 32 of Friendship Village in Ste Madeleine came home to attend the funeral of a relative.

They are expected to return to their New York home today.

According to a police report, at about 6.50 am on Tuesday, the sisters boarded a flight from John F Kennedy Airport in New York to Trinidad. There was a three-hour stop over in Jamaica where they boarded another airplane and touched down in Piarco at about 4.30 pm, police said.

The women told police while waiting to be met they were approached by a man who identified himself as a security guard. He told them their luggage contained an illegal substance. They ignored him and went home only to discover the marijuana hidden in the pouch in their suitcase. They contacted police.

PC Elbourne is investigating.

Found the article

They breaking into your suitcases yes and tracking you and your suitcases

they trying new tactics all how...smh

could you imagine how many innocent ppl in jail because of this.....imagine having to explain to the officer "i eh know wat that is" or "is not mine" or "where that come from"............im sure those lines wud be new to the officer

[Humes]

http://www.tntmirror.com/2011/09/18/50-million-mystery

More names called.

[kurpal_v2]

$30 Million Point LISAS DRUG bust!!

- Why hasn't Mr. DOLCHARAN SIRJU owner of VASHA FOODS of FREEPORT, to whom the CONTAINER was consigned, been arrested and carted away yet , as per Nelson Street 21, under the "gang Legislation' passed???

It seems the police only look to advantage the small man and quick to publicize them but when the big business men get caught they hide it why is that??

I was afraid it was the man behind Vasha's Patties.

I eat so many of those it eh funny. Why he hadda deal in drugs too...I eh give him enough sales?

[K74T]

$50 million mystery
By Azad Ali - September 18th 2011 12:15 AM


Marijuana Haul

Yet another businessman disowns drugs found in his container



THE Central businessman in whose container the $34 million marijuana shipment was found is said to be denying responsibility for the illegal drugs.

Customs officials are despairing that they will not be able to find the owner behind yet another major shipment.

The drugs were found in a shipment of frozen meat which came from Atlanta, USA via Jamaica consigned to Vasha Foods of Freeport, Central Trinidad.

A source said the 40-foot container arrived from Atlanta two days ago at the Point Lisas Port in Savonetta.

The container spent five days in Jamaica before being shipped to Trinidad.

Officers from the Criminal Intelligence Unit were carrying out surveillance at the port since Sunday.

Efforts to reach Vasha Foods owner Dolcharan Sirju were unsuccessful. The company manufactures chicken and beef patties.

After the seizure of more than $50 million in marijuana at the Point Lisas Port for the year thus far, police and customs officials are still none the wiser as to who is behind the large drug shipments as all the businessmen to whom the containers have been consigned have denied any knowledge of the shipments.

And Customs and law enforcement officials are yet to find any information linking anyone to the drug busts.

Thursday’s multi-million-dollar marijuana bust is the third at Point Lisas Port so far for this year.

Officers of the Criminal Intelligence Unit, headed by Senior Superintendent John Martinez and the Organised Crime, Narcotic and Firearms Bureau (OCNFB) and Customs found the high-grade “weed” concealed in 38 crocus bags weighing 921 kilos marked “police”, among the frozen meat.

Sources say that the bags of marijuana, estimated to have a street value of $34 million, were found packed in the front and the middle of the container.

Just recently chairman of the Seamen and Waterfront Workers Union (SWWTU), Michael Anisette, revealed that there were 13 containers of illegal drugs at the Point Lisas Port.

He said that some port workers were offered bribes to clear the containers.

The former independent senator was at the time making a call for the police to go after the financiers of the illegal drug trade.

In March this year police and Customs officers found $18 million worth of marijuana hidden in a container intransit from Jamaica at the Point Lisas Port.

And in April a container consigned to Achievor Enterprises Ltd. of San Fernando was found to contain more than $2 million worth of marijuana hidden among foreign-used car parts at Point Lisas. The bust was made when the container was opened by Customs for examination. Managing director of the company, Jim Murad Mohammed, said he was baffled over the discovery and denied any knowledge of the origin of the drugs.

He said the container had a legitimate consignment of roll-on roll-off vehicles which were shipped from Japan via Jamaica.

Mohammed was appointed by the People’s Partnership Government as chairman of MTS (National Maintenance Training and Security Company Limited).

Customs officials explained that businessmen’s shipments are being compromised by a well-organised Jamaican drug ring that used their containers to smuggle illegal drugs in and out of the country.

Reports are that when the drugs arrive here they are transshipped to other Caribbean countries and the balance heads for Canadian and European markets.
Customs have not been able to make a breakthrough in any of the major drug hauls at both ports.

Comptroller of Customs Fitzroy John said in April that investigations are ongoing but will take some time because transnational crime is a long probe.

And on Tuesday two women who arrived from New York with a three-hour stopover in Jamaica made a startling discovery of more than $50,000 worth of compressed marijuana in a pouch in one of their suitcases when they arrived home.

The suitcase was reportedly unlocked. The passengers had passed through the Customs green line.

A man posing as an airport security guard at Piarco International Airport attempted to collect the luggage from the women when they exited the airport.

The women became suspicious and left for their home in Friendship Village, St Madeline where they made the discovery.

http://www.tntmirror.com/2011/09/18/50-million-mystery

[BrotherHood]

Sot the big businessmen could just deny knowledge of the drugs and daz it? WAT THE FACK really going on here??? This is the sheit I cannot take. The shytting shyt hadda done.

[S_2NR]

u seem upset

[BrotherHood]

u seem upset

Very!
Only backwards Trinidad going.

[S_2NR]

doh study it..by next weekend..all will be forgotten and ull be enjoying another public holiday..

WE LIKE IT!

[rspann]

I not saying they innocent or not but the police and customs know that containers are being tampered with in Jamaica and weed put into them without the consent of the owner.The guys who put it in the containers in Jamaica let their counterparts here know the number of the container and the date of arrival ,then they take it out here.with the owner none the wiser.The police should check their phone records to see if they were talking to any one in Jamaica .If the police were bright,they should wait and watch to see who is removing the weed,then they would have the weed,they would know who they turn it over to and they would clean up the port too.