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Police raid three farms believed to be marijuana

Police raid three farms believed to be marijuana

By Rashika Kumar
09/10/2022
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Police continue to receive information about the cultivation of marijuana and other drug-related activities as three farms have been raided in the last few days.

Chief Operations Officer ACP Abdul Khan more drugs continue to be found in Kadavu following the discovery of a farm with plants believed to be marijuana near Malau Settlement in Nakasaleka.

In another raid in the Northern Division, a 29-year-old man from Drekeniwai Village was allegedly found at his farm with green plants believed to be marijuana.

ACP Khan says another raid was conducted near Raralevu Village whereby plants believed to be marijuana were seized from an unknown farm.

As investigators await the outcome of analysis reports, ACP Khan says police are grateful to those who continue to provide information as it has led to the successful raids and arrests.

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