The two Jamaicans and the Vincentian who were held earlier this week in Antigua and Barbuda in connection with a major drug seizure have been released.
Following 48 hours in custody, the three were released on Thursday after being questioned in relation to the seizure of more than EC$4 million worth of drugs.
According to the Antigua Observer newspaper, although the men were released, the probe will continue.
It's reported that in the early morning hours of June 30, the police found more than 230 pounds of marijuana valued at EC$2.3 million and 49 kilograms of cocaine worth over $1.7 million in a house.
The drugs, which were packed in crocus bags, were confiscated, while two of the three men who were allegedly at the premises were detained.
The third man was picked up elsewhere.
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