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Police questioned a female police officer on Tuesday after Customs Officers discovered a gun while clearing a barrel at Port Vieux Fort.
According to reports, the Customs Officers found the firearm as the young woman from the South of the Island cleared the barrel.
The reports indicated that the gun was among the goods in the container.
There are no further details at present.
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Hope to hear from Madam Poyotte among other things pending a comment from her. This is a luck and chance for the immigration. Apparently one of the officers did not get the memo and so this one showed up.
Are we going t hear from Virginia about this one ? Asking for a friend.
was the gun found inside the barrel or what. what conflicting information is that the gun was among the goods in the container ? smh and you wonder how so many illegal guns getting in the country here are some answers. to say it was part of the good in the container is already giving the defendant a way out .
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None of your business. Police import guns 🔫 and criminals use them….just dreaming.
Lol ain’t shit gon come from this
The barrel and the container are the same no confusion there
Is there a store that sells guns in st lucia
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