Anti-narc agent arrested for selling shabu | Inquirer News

Anti-narc agent arrested for selling shabu

By: - Correspondent / @cebudailynews
08:22 AM August 07, 2011

AN anti-narcotics agent was arrested yesterday in Tagbilaran City, Bohol, province where he allegedly tried to sell shabu to an undercover policeman.

A total of P100,000 worth of shabu was later found in his possession.

Intelligence officer Steven Valles, who is assigned in Cebu,  was arrested in a buy-bust operation  in barangay Poblacion Dos, near the pier area of Tag bilaran.

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Valles, a native of Toledo City in Cebu, faces charges of drug pushing in violation of the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act, a nonbailable offense,  said Senior Supt. Constantino Barot, Bohol provincial police director.

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Valles is  assigned at the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA)-Central Visayas office.

Barot said Valles allegedly sold three big packs and a half pack of shabu to a Bohol  police intelligence operative.

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In a radio interview, Barot said the agent  tried to resist and run away but was overpowered by policemen.

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He said Valles was under surveillance for two months by Bohol police before the  arrest.

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While Valles was assigned at the PDEA office in Cebu City, he would  attend law school in Bohol on weekends.

PDEA Regional Director  Adrian Alvariño said Valles had filed for a oneweek leave of absence.

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Barot said it may not have been the first time Valles  delivered drugs and that he may have contacts in Bohol, where he was previously assigned.

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