Son of convicted drug trafficker charged
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August 17, 2014

Son of convicted drug trafficker charged

KINGSTON, Jamaica – The son of a convicted transnational drug trafficker was today charged with money laundering by the Major Organised Crime and Anti- Corruption Agency (MOCA).

Reports are that the man was held during an operation carried by members of the MOCA team in Kingston on Thursday, August 14.

More information later.

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