JDF Assures Public of Professionalism After Soldiers Arrested in High-Profile Cocaine Bust

The Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) has reaffirmed its commitment to professionalism after two soldiers were arrested alongside a police inspector in a major narcotics operation in St Andrew on Thursday night.

The arrests followed a Pine Bar operation in Woodford Park, where investigators seized three vehicles and discovered five packages of cocaine weighing 12.5 pounds inside a blue Toyota Tacoma. A Glock service pistol, ammunition, a police ID, and a smartphone were also recovered. No illegal items were found during a subsequent search of the inspector’s St Catherine residence.

In a statement, the JDF stressed that criminal activity by its members is inconsistent with the force’s standards and that it is cooperating fully with the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) to ensure a transparent investigation.

Police investigations into the incident are ongoing.

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