We’ve now identified four Americans in the last few months arrested for having ammo in Turks and Caicos, all face potentially lengthy prison sentences. Our CBS Evening News report on the latest case. A father and EMT from Virginia:

#NEW ANOTHER American arrested in Turks & Caicos is now facing a potential mandatory minimum prison sentence of 12 years over ammo in luggage. Police say 31 year old Tyler Wenrich, from Virginia, was allegedly found w/ammo at a security checkpoint Tuesday. Was there on a cruise.

Ryan Watson is out of jail on bail in the Turks and Caicos but cannot leave the islands until his case is heard. Still faces the potential of years in prison over four rounds of hunting ammo in his luggage.
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A dream vacation turns into a nightmare for one family. Ryan Watson is now facing the potential of up to a 12 year mandatory prison sentence in Turks and Caicos over 4 rounds of hunting ammo and he’s not alone. Via CBS Evening News:

An American tourist visiting Turks and Caicos with his family has been jailed for carrying hunting ammunition in his carry-on bag. Instead of paying fines, a new island law now imposes potential prison time for tourists possessing firearms or ammunition.

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