11 nabbed for shabu, drug den busted in Maguindanao | Inquirer News

11 nabbed for shabu, drug den busted in Maguindanao

/ 05:12 PM January 17, 2020

PARANG, Maguindanao –– Acting on a tip from concerned citizens, police arrested 11 persons during a law enforcement operation against a suspected drug den in the village of Bongo Island here on Thursday.

Lt. Colonel Ibrahim Jambiran, Parang town police chief, said his office has received information about the existence of a drug den managed by the couple Uyag and Norie Kutungan in Barangay Litayen in Bongo island.

After verifying and validating the information, Jambiran led the anti-drug raid at 2:30 p.m. and arrested Norie Kutungan, 51; Ruiben Kamdan, 55; Titing Panda, 37; Adones Kamdan, 38; Gani Sumagka, 42; Alimudin Biruar, 42; Johnson Parcol, 24; Najar Amri, 37; Ansari Kusain, 28; Hamdi Mohammad, 35; and Kastingting Abang, all residents of Barangay Litayen.

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“They were caught in the act of holding a pot session inside the house of Kutungan,” Jambiran said of the arrested suspects.

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Kutungan’s wife, who co-managed the drug den, escaped during the operation, Jambiran said.

Seized from them were four huge sachets of shabu and drug paraphernalia.

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Charges for violation of the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 are being prepared against the suspects, who are now detained at the Parang detention facility./lzb

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