Armed drug suspect, pal busted in Quezon province | Inquirer News

Armed drug suspect, pal busted in Quezon province

Quezon police operatives arrested four alleged drug pushers and seized more than P271,000 worth of shabu during separate anti-illegal drug operations on February 18.

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LUCENA CITY — Police arrested Tuesday an armed drug suspect and his associate in Candelaria town in Quezon province.

Ranier Regulto and Ruel Umali were collared in a buy-bust operation around 5:45 p.m. in Barangay San Isidro, the Quezon police said in a report Wednesday, March 29.

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Umali tried to pull out a caliber .9mm pistol to engage the cops in a shootout, but was immediately disarmed, the police said.

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Authorities seized four sachets of shabu worth about P18,360 in the street market.

The police also confiscated Umali’s unlicensed handgun loaded with 10 bullets.

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The suspects are facing complaints of violating the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002.

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Umali will also be charged with another case for illegal possession of a firearm.

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