Penang Police Arrest Four Men With Drugs Worth Over RM53,000 In Seberang Jaya, Gurun
Its acting chief, Datuk Mohd Alwi Zainal Abidin said a team from the state Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department (NCID) conducted the operation from 4 pm on Sunday to 5 am yesterday, and nabbed four local men, aged between 32 and 61.
He said that in the first raid, three men were arrested in a parking lot in Seberang Jaya, and a subsequent search of their car found two canvas bags containing 10 plastic packets of compressed ganja leaves, weighing 9,920 grammes (g), stored in the boot.
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