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Australia, Japan fund law enforcement in Marshall Islands

The governments of Australia and Japan are funding two major law enforcement developments in the Marshall Islands. Justice Minister Kessai Note announced during a Nitijela session on Thursday that the two governments are providing assistance that will give law enforcement operations a big boost. The government of Australia will be providing the Marshall Islands with a new and more sophisticated patrol vessel for patrolling its waters. As part of Australia s regional patrol boat program, the Australian government provided a patrol vessel to this western Pacific nation in the early 1990s, as well as stationing Royal Australian Navy personnel in Majuro to support maritime surveillance and enforcement action.

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Marshall Islands destroy record cocaine haul found on boat washed on remote atoll

Marshall Islands destroy record cocaine haul found on boat washed on remote atoll 17 Dec, 2020 07:51 PM 5 minutes to read Marshall Islands Police Captain Eric Jorban, left, empties a bag of one-kilo packages of cocaine into an incinerator Photo / RNZ Marshall Islands Police Captain Eric Jorban, left, empties a bag of one-kilo packages of cocaine into an incinerator Photo / RNZ RNZ By Giff Johnson, of RNZ Marshall Islands police have destroyed over 635kg of cocaine after the cache of drugs drifted into a remote atoll. Police said the discovery last week was the largest volume of cocaine to ever wash into the Marshall Islands, which has seen hundreds of kilos of cocaine found near multiple islands over the past two decades. The drug haul has an estimated street value of over US$80 million.

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Ghost ship with $80 million worth of cocaine washes up on shore of Marshall Islands

Ghost ship with $80 million worth of cocaine washes up on shore of Marshall Islands © Provided by National Post A photo on December 15, 2020 shows a box filled with one-kilo A small ship washed up on the shore of the Marshall Islands with no crew on it but with 649 kilograms of cocaine instead. The 5.4 metre long fiberglass ship was discovered on a beach by Ailuk Atoll on the small island in the Pacific between the Philippines and Hawaii, reported CNN. The ship was discovered last week by a local resident, Kolby Alred, on Ailuk, reported Radio New Zealand. The ship was too heavy for residents to move onto the beach, and once they investigated, they discovered bricks of cocaine in a large compartment underneath the deck.

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Ghost boat carrying nearly a ton of cocaine washes ashore on Pacific island

’Ghost boat’ carrying nearly a ton of cocaine washes ashore on Pacific island David Matthews A small boat washed ashore on the Marshall Islands last week carrying 1,400 pounds of cocaine, leaving investigators stumped. Police on the remote Pacific island nation between the Philippines and Hawaii took possession of the cocaine, which was divided up into 649 1-kilogram bricks and worth about $80 million, after it showed up on a beach at Ailuk Atoll and destroyed it. Police called it the largest drug seizure in the history of the Marshall Islands. “649 blocks of wrapped cocaine, discovered inside an unmanned boat washed up on our beaches at Ailuk. Police took action in collecting and destroying all packages,” the Marshall Islands Police Department wrote on Facebook, including a photo of officers next to the stacked up drugs and a laughing-crying emoji.

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