Two Canadians detained, cocaine seized in MOCA operation in St Elizabeth
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December 6, 2025

Two Canadians detained, cocaine seized in MOCA operation in St Elizabeth

ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica — Agents from the Major Organised Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) are currently carrying out an anti-narcotics operation at a premises in St Elizabeth.

The raid is supported by the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s K9 Division, Area 3 Narcotics, and the St Elizabeth police.

Preliminary reports indicate that several individuals — including two Canadian nationals — have been taken into custody, and a quantity of cocaine has been seized.

No additional details have been provided, but authorities say more information will follow as the investigation continues.

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