Drug enforcement agencies moves drug trafficking to national roads
Imogen Vollenhoven
26November 2012
The success of anti drug enforcement
agencies at Cape Town International has moved the drug trafficking trade to
national roads.
Lieutenant Colonel Andre Traut said that the war on drugs received a major boost when law enforcement agencies launched the Drug Watch initiative today.
The initiative was launched along the N7 highway to highlight what police and metro police are doing to clampdown on the drug smuggling trade.
Lieutenant Colonel Andre Traut said one of our major problems is the drug routes into and out of the province.
And that they trying to show the public that some of the vehicles driving up and down are up to no good.
After the official launch, Traut joined police officers at a nearby roadblock.
26November 2012
There has been an escalation in the
transportation in and distribution of drugs, by taxis, busses and trucks
according to police.
Investigators at the police command centre
said that tik, mandrax and marijuana were still among the most popular drugs in
Cape Town
Lieutenant Colonel Andre Traut said that the war on drugs received a major boost when law enforcement agencies launched the Drug Watch initiative today.
The initiative was launched along the N7 highway to highlight what police and metro police are doing to clampdown on the drug smuggling trade.
Lieutenant Colonel Andre Traut said one of our major problems is the drug routes into and out of the province.
And that they trying to show the public that some of the vehicles driving up and down are up to no good.
After the official launch, Traut joined police officers at a nearby roadblock.
This is just one way in which police are
trying to keep drugs off the streets.
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