Jamaica Customs Head sees increased ganja trafficking to Guyana

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Jul 05, 2013

(Jamaica Gleaner) Commissioner of Customs Major (retd) Richard Reese has expressed satisfaction with the combined efforts of the various law-enforcement agencies in patrolling the nation’s ports.
Reese lauded the Jamaica Customs’ Contraband Enforcement Team (CET), Transnational Crime and Narcotics Division (TCND), Coast Guard and Marine Police for what he called “a team approach.”
“We have weekly narcotics seizures at the airport (Norman Manley Inter-national Airport) and parcels post, and there are a number of passengers being held with commercial quantities of electronic devices,” Reese said.

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