Local March 4, 2025 | 4:14 pm

Customs seizes large arms shipment destined for Haiti

Santo Domingo.- The General Directorate of Customs (DGA), in coordination with the Public Prosecutor’s Office, intercepted a shipment containing 36,000 ammunition capsules, 18 rifle magazines, 13 9mm magazines, a 50-caliber rifle magazine, a silencer, and a pistol box. The operation also uncovered 23 firearms, including high-caliber rifles and an Uzi machine gun.

The shipment, originating from Miami, Florida, was in transit to Haiti when it was seized during a detailed inspection. Among the confiscated weapons were a 50mm caliber Barret rifle, 17 rifles of 7.62 caliber, a 9-caliber rifle, five 9mm Glock pistols, and an Uzi machine gun. This operation follows a recent seizure of 37 firearms at the same port.

Authorities continue investigating the case with the support of the Public Prosecutor’s Office, the J-2 of the Ministry of Defense, the U.S. Office of Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), and other security agencies, reinforcing efforts to combat arms smuggling in the region.

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EL CHRISTO NEGRO
March 5, 2025 2:40 am

FEAR NOT WHAT THEY MAY DO TO THE BODY, FOR IT IS ONLY FLESH, BUT WHAT MAY BE DONE TO THEE FOREVER IS THAT WHICH IS TO BE FEARED AND GREATLY! T.S.T.L.

luis pena
March 5, 2025 11:15 am

i bet trump did not talk about the rain of guns flooding the continent comming from the US causing death and destruction everywhere, of course he did not.

Good Riddance
March 5, 2025 12:15 pm
Reply to  luis pena

You’re one if those liberals that rather get gunned down in the streets by a tigre than allow legal gun ownership to protect yourself.