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4.9 kilos of cocaine seized in 2 airport drug busts

2016-04-05 07:46
BY Staff Reporter
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Two separate drug busts involving a total of 4.9 kilos of cocaine were announced by the Judiciary Police (PJ) on Saturday. 

In the first case a Malaysian man was arrested on Saturday for smuggling 3.58 kilos of cocaine into the city while the second case involved a woman from Kenya who was arrested on Wednesday for smuggling 1.32 kilos of cocaine, hidden in her body.

  The 29-year old male suspect, surnamed Krishnan, was arrested on Saturday at the local airport, according to PJ spokesman Chan Cho Man who announced the case on Saturday night.

 

Judiciary Police (PJ) officers escort the male drug-smuggling suspect from Malaysia out of the local airport on Saturday night. Photo: Iong Tat Choi

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