Authorities shut down a suspected drug den in Barangay Caleriohan, Dalaguete city in southern Cebu and arrested three suspects on early Friday morning, January 24. | PDEA-7 Picture
CEBU CITY, Philippines — Authorities shut down an alleged drug den in Barangay Caleriohan, Dalaguete, southern Cebu and arrested three suspects on early Friday morning, January 24.
The suspects had been recognized as alias “Juanito,” 53, a habal-habal driver, and alias “Angelo”, 33, a farmer.
In accordance with the Philippine Drug Enforcement Company in Central Visayas (PDEA-7), Juanito was the topic of the operation.
Angelo, then again, was the alleged maintainer of the drug den. Each males are residents of Brgy. Caleriohan.
Operatives additionally apprehended the alleged drug den worker, recognized as alias “Margarita,” 39, a meals vendor and a resident of Barangay Jolomaynon, Dalaguete.
Leia Alcantara, PDEA-7 spokesperson, disclosed that the drug bust stemmed from a tip from a confidential informant.
Through the case buildup carried out for 2 weeks, operatives discovered that the suspect sometimes disposed of 10-50 grams of unlawful medicine per week.
The operation on Friday led to the seizure of 51 grams of suspected shabu with an estimated common market worth of P346,800. Operatives additionally confiscated money believed to be proceeds from unlawful medicine and varied drug paraphernalia.
The items of drug proof they confiscated have been submitted to the PDEA-7 Regional Workplace Laboratory for chemical evaluation and correct disposition, in accordance with PDEA-7.
As of this writing, the three suspects are within the custody of authorities whereas ready for the submitting of drug costs in opposition to them. /clorenciana
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