Quezon buy-busts: 2 guns, shabu seized from 3 suspects

Quezon buy-busts: 2 guns, ‘shabu’ seized from 3 suspects

By: - Correspondent / @dtmallarijrINQ
/ 11:03 AM January 20, 2024

In buy-bust operations in Quezon province, three suspected drug pushers yielded "shabu" (crystal meth) and firearms. INQUIRER FILES

In buy-bust operations in Quezon province, three suspected drug pushers yielded “shabu” (crystal meth) and firearms. INQUIRER FILES

LUCENA CITY — Three suspected drug pushers yielded “shabu” (crystal meth) and firearms when they were arrested on Friday, Jan. 19, in buy-bust operations in Quezon province.

In a report Saturday, the Quezon police said anti-illegal drug operatives in this city nabbed two alleged shabu peddlers identified by their aliases as “Fidel” and “Michael” in Barangay (village) Ibabang Iyam around 11:58 p.m.

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The two yielded P49,572 worth of shabu. Michael was also found carrying an undocumented caliber .38 revolver with three bullets.

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In Sariaya town, police officers arrested “Wilmer” at 4:45 a.m. after he sold shabu to a poseur buyer in Barangay Manggalang Tulo–Tulo.

READ: 2 drug suspects yield ‘shabu’ worth P1.1M in Quezon

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The law enforcers confiscated the suspect’s caliber .45 pistol loaded with six bullets without a government permit and shabu worth P26,520.

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READ: Man yields ‘shabu’, guns in Quezon raid

All suspects are under police custody and face a complaint of violating the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 and illegal possession of firearms.

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