Police Find Stash of “Gorilla Glue” Weed in Lake I Home

Yesterday, police found a quantity of marijuana branded as “Gorilla Glue” during a search operation at a residence in the Lake Independence area of Belize City.

A tip led officers to a two-bedroom home on Lavender Street where they searched a room identified by the 46-year-old homeowner as belonging to his teenage son.

During the search, officers discovered an opening in the ceiling. There they found five parcels of marijuana. Four of the parcels were sealed with the label “Gorilla Glue,” a name associated with a potent and popular strain of cannabis, while one of the parcels had already been opened.

The marijuana was seized, and the homeowner was arrested and taken to the Raccoon Street Police Station. The drugs, which weighed 4.5 pounds in total, were processed in the presence of a Justice of the Peace.

Authorities are treating the case as drug trafficking and are now searching for the homeowner’s 16-year-old son, who is believed to be connected to the stash.

The “Gorilla Glue” strain is known for its high THC content and popularity among recreational users.