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Zr.Ms. Groningen intercepts go-fasts with money, drugs and saves life. | SMN News

July 16, 2019

Zr.Ms. Groningen intercepts go-fasts with money, drugs and saves life. | SMN News
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 PHILIPSBURG:--- The naval ship Zr.Ms. Groningen, functioning as the West Indian Guard ship of the Royal Netherlands Navy, intercepted a number of go fasts in the past week. The interceptions were executed during a Dutch Caribbean Coast Guard patrol. After detecting the fast-moving vessels, the naval ship proceeded to intercept. A total of 424 kilos of cocaine and a bag of cash money were confiscated. The speed boats were seen jettisoning packages, a thorough search of the area rendered no results. A drowning person has also been brought to safety.
The first intercept took place on the night of


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