T hree Bahamian men ages 48, 35 and 32 along with a Jamaican man age 53 are in custody following a major drug bust in New Providence on Thursday 22nd May 2014. According to reports, around 6:00am, a team of officers from the Drug Enforcement Unit (DEU) acting on intelligence intercepted a van occupied by the four men at the intersection of Faith Avenue and Cow Pen Road. The officers conducted a search...
$900,000 drug bust at Nassau airport: 3 Bahamians & 1 Jamaican in Custody
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