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TRAFFICKERS GUISED AS PASSENGERS ARRESTED WITH BALES OF BHANG

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TRAFFICKERS GUISED AS PASSENGERS ARRESTED WITH BALES OF BHANG

DCI News / Wed, 06/05/2024 - 11:09

Two suspects of trafficking in narcotics were early this morning ejected from a Nairobi-bound matatu from Busia at the Kangemi flyover, and from them 16 bales of bhang stashed in their travel bags seized.

The arrest of the two, Samuel Okello and Antony Omingo, followed a #FichuakwaDCI tip from members of the public, indicating presence of the illicit cargo at the Trippin Shuttle Sacco matatu they were traveling in.

Okello and Omingo have been handed over to Anti-Narcotics detectives based at DCI headquarters for further processing.

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