Indian hemp traffickers roped in Kumba
By Doh Bertrand Nua in Kumba
Arrested Indian herm traffickers in the presence of SDO & police boss |
Elements of the Kumba police have seized
four bags of Indian herm comprising 100kgs. The illicit drug was seized from
two illicit drug smugllers: Lukong Peter 40 years old from Nso and Ntende
Roland 32 years of age from Mbengwi all of Northwest origin oin the morning of
Thursday July 6, 2017 at the Mile 1 checkpoint in kumba at the road leading to
Mbonge sub division.
The
commissioner of the Kumba central Police station, Elong Wilson Njumenjikang, revealed that the
two individuals dissimilated the indian herm
in travelling bags. Elong Wilson confessed that once the indian herm is
put in travelling bags it takes the vigilance of a very good police man to
discover it. The kumba police boss noted that the seizure of the 100kgs of
indian therefore falls in line with the respect of the strict orders he had
given for the policemen on checkpoints to do serious checks on all vehicles and
persons that go through the checkpoints.
Quizzed
on what will do done to the criminals,
Elong Wilson explained that they will be transferred to the legal
department in order for them to appear before the court of law. On what will be
done with the confiscated 100kgs of indian herm, Elong
Wilson revealed that it shall be taken to the laboratory for it to be tested to
get confirmation if it is actually marijuana.
Elong wilson Njumenjikang indicated that
the smugglers were taking the indian herm to Ekombe in Mbonge sub division were
it will then beretailed in small villages like Bole, Quaqua, Nake and many
others. He added after the consumption of such,
the youths of these villages will then indulge in funny practices such
as breaking into peoples houses and stealing amongsts others.
Elong
Wilson however called on the vigilance of the entire population tand for them
to collaborate with the forces of law and order to unveiled such persons around
their areas. The indian herm smugglers were iequally caught with some
traditional concoctions which they revealed was meant for their protection. One
of them, Lukong Peter, revealed he had
been involved in the business for sometime but left it before returning back to
it while the other indicated it was just his first time.
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