US Treasury Links Former Region One Police Commander to Cocaine Trafficking from Guyana to US
The US Department of Treasury Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has identified former Region One Police Commander Himnauth Sawh, 37, in connection with the transshipment of cocaine from Guyana to the US. Sawh was in charge of the region when 4.4 tonnes of cocaine worth €176 million were found buried in bunkers last September. Following the discovery, Sawh was reassigned from his position as commander and placed in charge of the Transport Workshop. The OFAC statement also mentioned Mark Cromwell, also known as `Demon', 43; Paul Daby Jr, 39; Randolph Duncan, 55; and two Colombian individuals.
The US Department of Treasury Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has linked former Region One Police Commander Himnauth Sawh to the trafficking of cocaine from Guyana to the US. Sawh was overseeing the region when a significant amount of cocaine, valued at €176 million, was uncovered in bunkers last year. In response to the discovery, Sawh was removed from his role as commander and reassigned to lead the Transport Workshop. Additionally, the OFAC statement implicated Mark Cromwell, alias `Demon', 43; Paul Daby Jr, 39; Randolph Duncan, 55; and two Colombian nationals.
Former Region One Police Commander Himnauth Sawh has been named by the US Department of Treasury Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) in connection with the smuggling of cocaine from Guyana to the US. Sawh held the position of commander during the discovery of 4.4 tonnes of cocaine, with an estimated value of €176 million, concealed in bunkers last September. Following the seizure, Sawh was relieved of his duties as commander and reassigned to oversee the Transport Workshop. The OFAC statement also identified Mark Cromwell, known as `Demon', 43; Paul Daby Jr, 39; Randolph Duncan, 55; and two Colombian individuals.
In summary, the US Department of Treasury Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has implicated former Region One Police Commander Himnauth Sawh in the trafficking of cocaine from Guyana to the US. Sawh was in charge of the region when a significant amount of cocaine, valued at €176 million, was discovered hidden in bunkers last year. Following the discovery, Sawh was removed from his position as commander and reassigned to lead the Transport Workshop. The OFAC statement also mentioned Mark Cromwell, also known as `Demon', 43; Paul Daby Jr, 39; Randolph Duncan, 55; and two Colombian individuals.