Three Jamaicans are amongst 4 males charged with worrying with the importation of ganja after the Cayman Islands Coast Guard stopped their boat on Saturday.
Shortly after 12:00 a.m. on November 5, whereas on patrol, the crew of a Cayman Islands Coast Guard vessel observed a fishing canoe-type vessel approaching the northern shoreline of West Bay, based on a press release from the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service.
After seeing the coast guard vessel, the boat tried to elude the authorities however was shortly intercepted.
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A number of giant packages with matter suspected to be ganja weighing greater than 500 kilos had been found throughout a search.
Three Jamaicans ages 35, 42, and 57, had been arrested on suspicion of importation of ganja.
The RCIPS officers additionally searched the shore and located a 40-year-old male from West Bay with a number of gasoline drums.
He was additionally arrested on suspicion of worrying with the importation of ganja.
All 4 males appeared in court docket on Monday, November 7.
The Jamaicans had been remanded, whereas the West Bay man was supplied bail.
The boys are scheduled to look in court docket once more on December 6.