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Police yet to determine owner of farm where 600kg of suspected marijuana was uprooted

Police yet to determine owner of farm where 600kg of suspected marijuana was uprooted
The police boat loaded with the uprooted plants believed to be marijuana [Photo: Fiji Police Force]

Police are yet to determine the owner of the farm where 600 kilograms of plants believed to be marijuana with an estimated value of $2.3 million was uprooted in the last two weeks.

The farm is near the village of Rakiraki in Kadavu.


The suspected marijuana being loaded onto the police boat [Photo: Fiji Police Force]

Police Chief of Intelligence and Investigations ACP Vakacegu Toduadua says no one has been charged as yet.

Commissioner of Police Sitiveni Qiliho led a team of officers to Kadavu on Monday to commend the work carried out by the 11 police officers.


Commissioner of Police Sitiveni Qiliho led a team of officers to Kadavu [Photo: Fiji Police Force]

The 11 officers were deployed to Rakiraki two weeks ago for a special drug operation which led to the procurement of the drugs.

Qiliho also thanked members of the local community for guiding them to the plantations, helping with uprooting the marijuana plants and carrying it down the rough terrain.

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