Police discovered 101.74 kg of marijuana on the Buccoo beach. According to Acting Commissioner of Police Tobago Hugh Lovell, at midnight on Sunday officers were on patrol in the Buccoo area, when they saw several men in a darkened area on the Buccoo beach.
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