<\/a>A day after they made one of the biggest weapons seizures, police described the Valsayn mansion of late millionaire contractor Hafeez Karamath as a drug den for the rich; a factory for the manufacture of exotic high-end hallucinogens.<\/p>\nInvestigators estimate the mansion, located on a one acre property in the upscale neighbourhood of Palm Road, Valsayn, is worth more than $12 million.
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\nThey reported that \u201cpreferred clients\u201d visited the mansion day and night. A ten-foot wall, which has a row of lights all around it, surrounds the compound which had a fleet of heavily tinted Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs).<\/p>\n
Residents believe the compound housed a casino which operated daily, and included armed security and a limousine chauffeur service to take clients home after heavy gambling.<\/p>\n
It was purely by accident that the police stumbled upon a cache of arms, ammunition and drugs during a search carried out on Thursday at Karamath\u2019s residence as part of the ongoing probe into alleged corrupt activities at the Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago (Udecott). ***<\/p>\n …Documents, guns, drugs seized<\/a> …Six relatives face gun, ammo, drug charges<\/a> …HKL and Tarouba<\/a> By Nalinee Seelal and Alexander Bruzual Saturday, August 21 2010 A day after they made one of the biggest weapons seizures, police described the Valsayn mansion of late millionaire contractor Hafeez Karamath as a drug den for the rich; a factory for the manufacture of exotic high-end hallucinogens. Investigators estimate the mansion, located on a … Continue reading Drug Den for Rich<\/span>
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\nAttorney General Anand Ramlogan yesterday said the police may have made a huge breakthrough in their investigations into the Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago (UDeCOTT). <\/p>\n
\nSix relatives of late contractor Hafeez Karamath have been charged with possession of guns, ammunition and dangerous drugs.<\/p>\n
\nAmid the investigations into the discovery of 18 firearms at the mansion of deceased businessman Hafeez Karamath, it cannot be forgotten that the officers of the Anti-Corruption Investigation Bureau (ACIB) originally went to the Valsayn residence in search of documents relating to alleged corrupt activities involving Karamath’s construction company and Udecott. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"