Six drug accused who allegedly use boats and “Narco Subs” to move cocaine, US Sanctions, US Treasury Ministry of Foreign Asset Control – Note Thursday.
Four Guyan citizens – Paul Dabbi -Youth, Randolph Dankan, Mark Cromwell, Hynut Sau – and two Colombia – Yeison andres Sanchez Vallejo and Manuel Salazar Gutierre – were sanctioned by the Cocaine trade from South America.
According to US officials, Dabbi -Jr. and Duncan control the largest drug trading operation in Guayan “using”Narco Subs“” The upright utensils that cannot fully go under the water-aeropotes and various persons in their smuggles. Dabbi Jr. also transports illegal gold from Guyana, while Duncan Kakaine from Guyana to Africa and the Caribbean to Europe and the United States, said the treasure trove.
The Treasury Department said Cromwell, a former Guyana police officer, was searched for his alleged role in the abduction of another police officer Guyana in 2024. Sav, a Guyana police officer, is accused of promoting a safe passage for Mexican and Venezuelan drugs sending Cocolin through Guyan. The Colombians Sanchez and Salazar are accused of controlling the air strip used by a plane that controls cocaine from Colombia to Guyana, the Treasury said.
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“As a result of today's actions, all property and interests in the property of the designated or blocked persons described above, either in possession or control of the United States, are blocked and should report ofac,” the treasure department said.
Guyana became the main hot point for managing cocaine through the South American country to the US and Europe. In their statement, the US statement said that the combination of the proximity of Hayana to the Caribbean and alleged corruption in its ports, and along its borders helps aircraft, and “Narco Subs” is moving along the waters of the country not revealed.
Despite the attempts of repression, the authorities have discovered a record amount of cocaine in home form “Narco Subs” Going over the rivers that press Jungle country. In March 2025, police in Guyana found that the police in the waters of Trinidad and Tobago with approximately 182 kilograms of cocaine stated that US officials.
Last year's power find More than 8000 pounds cocaine In the lush jungle near the border with Venezuela. Narco Subs can carry as many as 3 tons of cocaine at the same time. Interpol, an intergovernmental organization, which facilitates the international police, warned that traders in the region could be managed by the South America rivers before crossing the Atlantic and eventually arrive in Western Europe.