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Guyana police destroys over $6 Billion worth of Marijuana in joint operation

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Police said on Friday that they had destroyed more than six billion dollars (One Guyana dollar=US$0.004 cents) worth of marijuana after discovering a farm had more than 10 acres of marijuana plants in addition to already cultivated marijuana and that the discovery was made during a joint operation with the Guyana Defence Force (GDF).

According to a police statement, the operation netted more than 6,000 marijuana plants in addition to 8,000 pounds of dried marijuana in a house in Upper Berbice River community of Gaetroy and followed a tip-off.

But the police said no one was found at the scene and that all of the marijuana found along with the farm, a wooden house and two camps were destroyed by law enforcement officials.

The police said the estimated value of the destroyed marijuana was GUY$3.2 billion.

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