The Cuban police have detained a citizen in Holguín who is suspected of being involved in the trafficking of marijuana, intended for sale among the youth of the province. The pro-government profile, Cazador-Cazado, reported on Facebook that the arrest took place near an airport, as the individual was traveling on a motorcycle with the contraband.
Details of the Arrest
"Near the Frank País International Airport in Holguín, authorities apprehended L. G. G., while he was traveling from Granma on a private motorcycle. Tied between his legs, he carried the package containing the marijuana," the statement reads.
In April, another suspected drug trafficker was arrested on the island. This incident occurred in Santiago de Cuba, where local residents captured the individual after a long chase through the city streets.
Officers from the DTI led the handcuffed suspect to the police station, while several onlookers watched the scene unfold.
A witness to the event mentioned that the police initially misled the public to gain their support, claiming that the man they were chasing was a mobile phone thief. Later, they changed the story, stating he had stolen a wallet. Ultimately, it was a suspected case of drug trafficking in Cuba.
Frequently Asked Questions about Drug Trafficking Arrests in Cuba
Here are some common questions and answers regarding the recent events involving drug trafficking arrests in Cuba, particularly focusing on the Holguín and Santiago de Cuba incidents.
Where did the arrest in Holguín take place?
The arrest in Holguín took place near the Frank País International Airport.
What was the suspect in Holguín carrying?
The suspect was carrying a package containing marijuana, tied between his legs.
How did the police in Santiago de Cuba initially describe the suspect?
The police initially described the suspect as a mobile phone thief, later changing the story to claim he had stolen a wallet.