Friday, February 27, 2015

Suspects to appear in court for 13 bags of Dagga

Oscar Thomas
27 February 2015

Four suspects aged between 34 and 46-years-old who have been charged with dealing in dagga at Sammestroom farm are expected to appear in court on the 2nd of March. 

The suspects were arrested following a tip-off police from the community about illegal activity taking place on a farm in the area.

Sergeant Yanga Ngcukana said when police arrived on the scene they pounced on a Kia SUV that was about to flee the scene and managed to block it.

Ngcukana said when the driver saw the police he drove off leaving his counterparts behind.

“They tried to run away but they were caught by the police and when we check the scene we found 13 black bags filled with dagga that is estimated at about R400 000 on the street market” Ngcukana added.

1 comment:

Unknown said...

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