- The dawn invasion in Kisii city resulted in the arrest of five suspects and trapped marijuana worth Ksh 2 million
- Suspect Geoffrey Nyabira is alleged
- Fake alcohol was also trapped from a shop associated with the syllabus, and to increase the scope of the investigation
The city of Kisii emerged and swept by the national authority of the campaign against alcohol and drug abuse (NACADA) and police targeting suspected drugs.
Source: UGC
Within a few hours, five suspects were in detention, including a searched fugitive wife, and marijuana worth KSh 2 million was seized.
The operation followed weeks of intelligence collection on a long -established network.
Investigators said the group, allegedly led by offender Geoffrey Nyabira, had built a network for distribution of goods throughout the county.
How did the Kisii drug addict avoid the arrest?
Nacada Chief Executive Officer Anthony Omerikwa confirmed that Nyabira, who is facing a drug trafficking case in Kisii court, escaped before the officers were closed.
He referred to the suspect as a accustomed illegitimate businessman who resumed his illegal business despite the initial invasion and cases in court.
“This man is a prominent businessman who in contempt returned to his illegal business even after our previous raid and case in court. This should be a warning to all drug dealers. Omerikwa said.
Records captured from Nyabira’s residence showed that a few hours before the invasion, he had given marijuana traders worth more than KSh 1 million.
His wife, among the arrested, was detained at Nyanchch police station while the detectives focused on the stage.
Nacada is causing illegal alcohol in Kisii
In the same result, officials grabbed fake alcohol drinks from the wine shop and strong drinks associated with Nyabira, suggesting he was running many illegal projects.
Omerikwa said the invasion was part of a severe search that will continue in the coming weeks.
“Our detective and implementation teams are approaching. He will be arrested, and all his network will face full law fury,” He said.
The five arrested suspects will face charges under the Drugs and Psychology Act (control).
Nacada called on residents to work with law enforcement agencies to identify and report drug trafficking activities.
Source: UGC
Nacada catch a nakuru woman
A few days ago, Nacada led a midnight invasion in the area of Nakuru The valley area, targeting a suspected drug network allegedly distributing drugs to children.
Officials arrested a woman in a drug pit and seized marijuana products, including cookies that were prescribed the drug and closed for distribution.
Investigators said the woman was associated with an illegal trade network allegedly operated by her husband, believed to be the main planner of the operation.
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