An Anguillan national, Cadeem Daniel, has been formally charged with multiple offences following the discovery of cannabis during a routine vessel search in Nevis, authorities confirmed this week.
On 2nd September, 2025, officers from the St. Kitts and Nevis Customs and Excise Department conducted an inspection of a motor vessel docked at the Charlestown Pier. During the operation, Customs officers searched Daniel’s luggage and uncovered three plastic bags containing “vegetable material” suspected to be cannabis.
The matter was immediately reported to the Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force (RSCNPF), Division “C”. Police officers responded promptly, taking both Daniel and the suspected contraband into custody. Subsequent testing confirmed that the material was cannabis.
On 3rd September, 2025, formal charges were brought by both the RSCNPF and the Customs and Excise Department. The charges laid were:
- Possession of Cannabis with Intent to Supply (RSCNPF)
- Importation of Cannabis (RSCNPF)
- Importation of Restricted Goods (Customs Department)
- Importation of Goods Packed in a Manner to Deceive a Customs Officer (Customs Department)
- Counterfeiting Documents (Customs Department)
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