- March 7, 2024 marked a notable milestone for the Isebania Police Station in their ongoing battle against illegal drugs and cross-border crime
- While conducting a routine inspection of a Toyota Hiace matatu en route from Isebania to Migori, officers unearthed a concealed cache of suspected Bhang weighing 165 kilograms, with an estimated value of Ksh. 4.9 million
- Prompt action led to the swift apprehension of three individuals suspected of involvement in drug trafficking
On March 7, 2024, the Isebania Police Station made a significant breakthrough in their fight against illegal drugs and cross-border crime.
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During a routine check of a Toyota Hiace matatu traveling from Isebania to Migori, officers discovered a hidden stash of suspected Bhang weighing 165 kilograms, valued at Ksh. 4.9 million.
Three suspects believed to be involved in drug trafficking were swiftly apprehended, signaling a decisive blow against the local narcotics trade.
Additionally, five individuals from Burundi were arrested as part of the operation, highlighting the international dimension of the illicit activities.
The National Police Service affirmed its dedication to enhancing community relations through initiatives such as community policing, emphasizing efforts to apprehend drug peddlers.
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The successful collaboration between authorities and the public is crucial in maintaining peace and security in the region.
NPS Officers from Isebania Police Station on March 7, 2024 intercepted a vehicle Toyota Hiace belonging to Transcar Sacco matatu heading to Migori from Isebania, and impounded one sack and six stones of suspected Bhang weighing 165 Kgs with approximate street value of Ksh. 4.9 million. Three suspected drug peddlers were arrested alongside five aliens from Burundi. The National Police Service is committed to fostering and promoting relations with members of public through community policing.
Huge Bhang Haul Seized Near Laikipia University, Security Officers Launch Investigation
Elsewhere, security officers in Nyahururu sub-County made a significant discovery, impounding bhang estimated to be worth Sh30 million in a thicket near Laikipia University in Losogwa village, Igwamiti ward, Nyahururu.
Acting on reports from vigilant members of the public, the police swiftly responded, leading to the seizure of 60 bags, each weighing 100 kilograms, filled with the illicit substance.
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Nyahururu sub-County Deputy County Commissioner, Ann Mitema, confirmed the operation, stating that the security team is actively pursuing leads regarding the owners of the container.
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Despite the substantial seizure, no arrests have been made thus far. Mitema appealed to the public to come forward with any information that could aid in apprehending the perpetrators.
