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COPS, MASON REMANDED FOR TRAFFICKING GANJA

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Two serving members of the Guyana Police Force (GPF), along with another man who was recently arrested at a roadblock, were on Wednesday jointly charged with possession of marijuana and illegal ammunition. Find out more from Tiana Cole.

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