CANU seizes Venezuelan currency, guns, ganja during raid
Ranks of the Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit (CANU) on Thursday seized over 800 grams of ganja, two shot guns, cartridges and Venezuelan money during a raid along the Mahaicony River.
A statement from the Unit noted that acting on information, the ranks went to a camp in the area which was found empty.
The confiscated contraband and related items were brought to CANU Headquarters in Georgetown for processing.
No arrests were made since the camp was empty, though several tracts were seen running from the camp into a nearby savannah which was searched; no one was found.
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