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    Police In Margibi Seize Large Quantity of Illegal Drugs

    JeruegBy JeruegAugust 27, 2025Updated:August 27, 2025No Comments10 Views
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    Flashback: Huge quantity of Kush from Guinea seized by Liberia security
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    –Arrest Three Suspects

    By Benson Matic Mokko, Margibi County Correspondent

    In yet another major drug bust, Margibi County police have apprehended three individuals in possession of a large quantity of illegal drugs and substances.

    The operation, led by Police Commander ACP Patrick Kormazu, resulted in the seizure of 120 pieces of the deadly Kush drugs, and 107 pieces of the opioid analgesic pain killer drug Tramadol.

    Another 71 pieces of the deadly Cocaine was seized along with $28,490 LRD in cash.

    The suspects, identified as John Sumo, 25, Nuwah Tokpah, 40, and Anita Jallah, 22, were arrested in the Lango Town community in Kakata, Margibi County.

    The individuals have been charged and are currently in the custody of authorities. The suspects have been forwarded to the 13th Judicial Circuit Court for further investigation as the police continue their efforts to combat drug-related crimes in the County

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