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Shabu worth P2M seized in Zamboanga City

/ 06:34 PM June 13, 2022

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ZAMBOANGA CITY, Zamboanga del Sur—A commercial photographer and his companion were arrested Sunday in a raid at Martha Drive, Santa Catalina village in this city.

Major Shellamae Chang, spokesperson of the Police Regional Office 9 (PRO9), said the raiding teams seized more than P2 million worth of suspected methamphetamine hydrochloride substance, locally known as “shabu,” in their anti-illegal drugs operation.

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The police identified the two drug hawkers as Adriano Ganela Pedro, also known as Jun-jun, 40, a photographer who lived in Barangay Santa Catalina; and Jimhar Jalani Usman, also known as Jemsrockz, 40, an unemployed resident of Barangay Talon-Talon.

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Chang said the team recovered six sachets containing around 300 grams of suspected shabu. They also seized a cellular phone, pouch, eco-bag, a motorbike, and marked money from the two suspects.

Pedro and Usman are under the custody of the Zamboanga City Police Station (ZCPS) 11 while awaiting the filing of charges.

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Chang said the team, composed of personnel from the ZCPS 11, anti-drug enforcement unit, and other police special units conducted three buy-bust operations on June 12.

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In another operation at Barangay Kasanyangan, police arrested Mumar Baning Sahari, 25, and Jamal Jimlani, 27, after police recovered from them shabu worth P4,700.

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At Sitio Davuy Grande in Barangay Sibulay, police recovered P1,700 worth of shabu from a PUJ driver named Benhar Ajalal Abdul, 40, of Duncaan, Barangay Mangusu.

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