P20.4-M meth seized from 3 suspects in Zamboanga City drug raid

P20.4-M meth seized from 3 suspects in Zamboanga City drug raid

/ 02:21 AM September 22, 2024

Zamboanga City drug raid

Police account for the meth seized from three suspects in Saturday’s drug raid in Zamboanga. —Photos by PRO9

PAGADIAN CITY, ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR, Philippines — Authorities arrested three suspected traders of illicit drugs and seized some three kilograms of meth in a drug buy-bust operation in Zamboanga City on Saturday.

Brig. Gen. Bowenn Joey Masauding, police director of the Zamboanga Peninsula region, said the raid, jointly done by Regional Drug Enforcement Unit 9 and Joint Task Force Poseidon, happened in Sitio San Ramon of Talisayan village, Zamboanga City.

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Masauding identified the three arrested suspects as Mario Jalilul of Bongao, Tawi-Tawi province; Alsid Sahiron and Ridsman Majini, both of Pata, Sulu province.

Cops seize P20.4-M in meth from 3 suspects in Zamboanga City drug raid

He added that the three were listed in the police’s priority targets.

The seized drugs were contained in three vacuum-sealed plastic packs and were estimated to be valued at P20.4 million.

The seized drugs were submitted to the Regional Forensic Unit 9 for analysis while the three suspects were detained at the Zamboanga City Police Office while awaiting the filing of charges.

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