Operation Safe Haven Arrests Drug Syndicate with 248 Blocks of India Hemp

In its effort to curb the Society of crime and other social vices that have increased insecurity in its Joint Operation Area, personnel of the Special Task Force codenamed “Operation Safe Haven” at Zankan Checkpoint Manchok Kaura LGA Kaduna State on Tuesday 14th September, 2021 intercepted a Toyota Camry with Lagos registration number KJA 150 EG conveying 248 Blocks of Cannabis Sativa popularly known as Indian Hemp worth N7.5 million.

The suspects, a retired Army Corporal Essien Friday from Cross River State in his 60s and Ibrahim Ali in his 50s from Kogi State in their separate confessions hinted that they were conveying the hard substances from Ondo State to Yola, Adamawa State. Their car was intercepted by the Operatives of the Operation Safe Haven who were on stop and search operation.

Ibrahim Ali, the driver confessed that he has been into the business for 4 Years.

Other items recovered from the suspects include 18 wraps of Indian hemp ready for smoking, 2 smartphones, 3 travelling bags, one lighter and 2 wallets containing Five Hundred and Seventy Naira (N570) only. The suspects and items recovered have been handed over to the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, Plateau State Command for further investigation.

It will be recalled that few days ago Men of the Security outfit arrested a retired Policeman and one other person with 320 blocks of Indian hemp worth N9.5 million.

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Operation Safe Haven Arrests Drug Syndicate with 248 Blocks of India Hemp

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