QC buy-bust nets No. 2 drug priority target; P7-M worth of shabu seized - police | Inquirer News

QC buy-bust nets No. 2 drug priority target; P7-M worth of shabu seized – police

/ 06:59 PM February 07, 2023

Quezon City policemen have arrested a man considered as the No. 2 district drug priority target following a buy-bust operation that yielded about P7-million worth of suspected crystal meth or "shabu."

MANILA, Philippines — Quezon City policemen have arrested a man considered the No. 2 district drug priority target following a buy-bust operation that yielded about P7-million worth of suspected crystal meth or “shabu.”

In a report on Tuesday, the QC Police District (QCPD) identified the suspect as Ian Torres delos Reyes, 37, who was arrested in Brgy. Katipunan at 8:50 p.m. on Monday.

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The QCPD seized 1.5 kilograms of suspected shabu with an estimated value of P7.14 million from a suspect. These will be brought to the Quezon City Police District’s District Forensic Unit for a chemical examination. The suspect is in custody at the District Drug Enforcement Unit while legal proceedings are being prepared to be presented in court.

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“Let’s continue our intensified campaign against illegal drugs to attain a drug-free Quezon City,” QCPD chief Police Brig. Gen. Nicolas Torre III. – Meralyn Melitante, Inquirer.net trainee

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