Archive: April 2025

The St. Mary police recorded a major ammunition seizure in Castleton yesterday.

During a targeted operation in Devon Pen, the lawmen seized:

• 591 rounds of 12-gauge cartridges

• 318 rounds of .38

• 78 live 9mm rounds and 2 spent casings

• 76 rounds of .45

• 11 rounds of 5.56

• 7 rounds of 7.62

• 4 rounds of .22

• 1 round of .303

and 9 firearm magazines

The police say these operations form part of the continued efforts by the police to disrupt the trafficking and storage of illegal weapons and ammunition in the parish.

Anyone with information that can assist the police with this ongoing investigation is urged to call the Port Maria police at 876-333-9530 or 876-994-4222 or crime stop at 311.

The St. Mary police recorded a major ammunition seizure in Castleton yesterday.

During a targeted operation in Devon Pen, the lawmen seized:

• 591 rounds of 12-gauge cartridges

• 318 rounds of .38

• 78 live 9mm rounds and 2 spent casings

• 76 rounds of .45

• 11 rounds of 5.56

• 7 rounds of 7.62

• 4 rounds of .22

• 1 round of .303

and 9 firearm magazines

The police say these operations form part of the continued efforts by the police to disrupt the trafficking and storage of illegal weapons and ammunition in the parish.

Anyone with information that can assist the police with this ongoing investigation is urged to call the Port Maria police at 876-333-9530 or 876-994-4222 or crime stop at 311.

The St. Mary police recorded a major ammunition seizure in Castleton yesterday.

During a targeted operation in Devon Pen, the lawmen seized:

• 591 rounds of 12-gauge cartridges

• 318 rounds of .38

• 78 live 9mm rounds and 2 spent casings

• 76 rounds of .45

• 11 rounds of 5.56

• 7 rounds of 7.62

• 4 rounds of .22

• 1 round of .303

and 9 firearm magazines

The police say these operations form part of the continued efforts by the police to disrupt the trafficking and storage of illegal weapons and ammunition in the parish.

Anyone with information that can assist the police with this ongoing investigation is urged to call the Port Maria police at 876-333-9530 or 876-994-4222 or crime stop at 311.

The St. Mary police recorded a major ammunition seizure in Castleton yesterday.

During a targeted operation in Devon Pen, the lawmen seized:

• 591 rounds of 12-gauge cartridges

• 318 rounds of .38

• 78 live 9mm rounds and 2 spent casings

• 76 rounds of .45

• 11 rounds of 5.56

• 7 rounds of 7.62

• 4 rounds of .22

• 1 round of .303

and 9 firearm magazines

The police say these operations form part of the continued efforts by the police to disrupt the trafficking and storage of illegal weapons and ammunition in the parish.

Anyone with information that can assist the police with this ongoing investigation is urged to call the Port Maria police at 876-333-9530 or 876-994-4222 or crime stop at 311.

The St. Mary police recorded a major ammunition seizure in Castleton yesterday.

During a targeted operation in Devon Pen, the lawmen seized:

• 591 rounds of 12-gauge cartridges

• 318 rounds of .38

• 78 live 9mm rounds and 2 spent casings

• 76 rounds of .45

• 11 rounds of 5.56

• 7 rounds of 7.62

• 4 rounds of .22

• 1 round of .303

and 9 firearm magazines

The police say these operations form part of the continued efforts by the police to disrupt the trafficking and storage of illegal weapons and ammunition in the parish.

Anyone with information that can assist the police with this ongoing investigation is urged to call the Port Maria police at 876-333-9530 or 876-994-4222 or crime stop at 311.

The St. Mary police recorded a major ammunition seizure in Castleton yesterday.

During a targeted operation in Devon Pen, the lawmen seized:

• 591 rounds of 12-gauge cartridges

• 318 rounds of .38

• 78 live 9mm rounds and 2 spent casings

• 76 rounds of .45

• 11 rounds of 5.56

• 7 rounds of 7.62

• 4 rounds of .22

• 1 round of .303

and 9 firearm magazines

The police say these operations form part of the continued efforts by the police to disrupt the trafficking and storage of illegal weapons and ammunition in the parish.

Anyone with information that can assist the police with this ongoing investigation is urged to call the Port Maria police at 876-333-9530 or 876-994-4222 or crime stop at 311.