Police may go after the owners of entertainment venues as it continues a major campaign against illegal drug use.
Inspector David Welch sounded a warning to the operators yesterday after police and Coast Guard officials, this time armed with sniffer dogs, again swooped down on two hugely popular liming spots.
“It is incumbent on the property owners to ensure that their places are not being used for drugs,” he said.
The floating entertainment vessels MC Buccaneer and the Jolly Roger were the target of several drug raids in the last eight weeks, with law enforcement officers charging a number of people in relation to small quantities of marijuana. (AC)
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