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STF drug bust ; 6000 pills taken into custody

STF drug bust ; 6000 pills taken into custody

by Staff Writer 03-09-2018 | 10:56 AM
Colombo (News1st) - A suspect who was arrested in the Ja-Ela area along with a stock of illegal pills has been handed over to the Police Anti-Narcotics Bureau for further investigations. The suspect was arrested by the Police STF during a raid conducted in close proximity to a playground in the Ja-Ela area. At the time of the arrest, the suspect had been in possession of 6,000 pills.

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