Authorities confiscate P13.6 million price of suspected shabu from a 17-year-old boy throughout a drug sting in Sitio Aroma, Brgy. Subangdaku, Mandaue Metropolis, Cebu on Friday afternoon, September 6. | PDEA-7 Picture
CEBU CITY, Philippines — A 17-year-old boy from Ubay, Bohol was caught with P13.6 million price of suspected shabu throughout a drug sting in Sitio Aroma, Brgy. Subangdaku, Mandaue Metropolis, Cebu on Friday afternoon, September 6.
The anti-illegal medication operation was performed at round 2:40 p.m.
The arrested suspect is simply 17-years-old however he’s labeled as a high-value goal, based on the Philippine Drug Enforcement Company in Central Visayas (PDEA-7).
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He’s additionally a newly-identified drug persona.
Operatives confiscated from the suspect 5 packs of suspected shabu weighing round two kilos and different non-drug proof.
The seized items of drug proof had a mean market worth of P13,600,000.
PDEA-7 spokesperson Leia Alcantara stated that they performed a case buildup for 3 weeks earlier than the operation.
This was after they acquired a tip in regards to the teenager’s unlawful actions.
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The buy-bust was performed by brokers of PDEA-7, Naval Forces Central, Mandaue Metropolis Police Workplace (MCPO) Drug Enforcement Unit (DEU), and Police Regional Workplace (PRO) 7 DEU.
Alcantara additionally stated that the suspect might dispose of 1 kilo of unlawful medication each week.
As of this posting, the suspect is within the custody of authorities. He might be going through prices for the possession and sale of unlawful medication.
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