A Guyanese national has been identified as one of ten foreign individuals apprehended in The Bahamas following the discovery of illegal contraband, including high-powered weapons, firearms, ammunition, and undeclared cash. The arrests occurred on Tuesday after a joint operation by the Alice Town Police Station and the Bahamas Customs Department targeted a vessel docked in Bimini. Authorities acted on intelligence and conducted a search of the vessel, uncovering three high-powered weapons, eleven firearms, a significant amount of ammunition, and a substantial sum of undeclared cash. The suspects, ranging in age from 21 to 62, include eight Americans, one South African, and the Guyanese national. All confiscated items are now in police custody, and investigations are ongoing. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges of illegal arms trafficking in the Caribbean region.