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In June, the suspected cocaine was believed safe in storage at Port Shepstone.
“when the suspected cocaine was taken to Port Shepstone and stored there, you believe that it was safe, the office where the suspected cocaine was stored ... Correct, Commissioner.”
Inside the container, black canvas bags with tape near the door and white sacks on top were discovered, filled with bricks of suspected cocaine wrapped in black and yellow tape, totaling approximately 541 bricks weighing about 1 kilogram each.
“When the doors were opened, we noticed inside the container black canvas bags with tape placed next to the door and some on top of the white sacks. When these bags were inspected inside them, we were all shocked and surprised by the quantity of drugs found. They contained bricks of suspected Cocaine wrapped in black and yellow tape, some written Jaguar and Tik Tok packages with approximately 1 kilogram per brick. The total number of the bricks from the 27 bags was 541 bricks suspected Cocaine.”