Taguig Police Arrest Four in Major Shabu Bust
Authorities in Taguig executed a significant buy-bust operation on the evening of August 12, leading to the arrest of four individuals linked to the illegal drug trade. The operation resulted in the seizure of approximately 250 grams of shabu, with an estimated street value of P1.7 million.
Local officers reported that the four suspects—identified as “Roko,” aged 43; “Daud,” 49; “Nasrudin,” 41; and “Ana,” 21—were apprehended around 9:50 p.m. The suspects are considered high-value targets in the ongoing campaign against illegal drugs in the area.
Details of the Seized Items and Evidence
During the operation, police recovered the shabu packed in five heat-sealed plastic sachets. In addition to the drugs, the authorities confiscated a red Mazda 2 vehicle, a mobile phone, a P1,000 bill, and 49 pieces of P1,000 bills used as buy-bust money to facilitate the sting.
Officials noted that the coordinated effort reflects intensified enforcement in the Southern Police District to dismantle drug syndicates and prevent the spread of illegal substances within the community.
Legal Actions and Next Steps
Following their arrest, the suspects are set to face charges under the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002. The Taguig City Prosecutor’s Office will handle the case as authorities continue to investigate the network behind the illegal drug trade.
Community members expressed relief over the successful operation, emphasizing the importance of sustained vigilance and cooperation between law enforcement and citizens to combat drug-related crimes.
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