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POLICE BURNT MORE than 4 500 pounds of marijuana and cocaine in a drug eradication exercise today.
According to a press release, 4 612.2 pounds of marijuana were burnt along with 4 645 plants and just over 32 pounds of cocaine.
The illegal drugs were from cases that had been adjudicated as well as drug finds and seizures. (PR/SAT)
 

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