The Cavite police yesterday reported the arrest of four suspected pushers, two of them minors, and the seizure of P4.2 million worth of methamphetamine hydrochloride or shabu.
Dasmariñas City police chief Supt. Alvin Consolacion identified those arrested in the anti-illegal drugs operation as Anisah and Paks Bongcarao, 63.
The minors to be turned over to social welfare officers were 15-year-old “Dagul” and “Gagil,” 17. Philippine laws prohibit the positive identification of minors who are in conflict with the law.
All four are residents of Barangay Datu Esmael in Dasmariñas City where Cavite police and Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency agents conducted the buy-bust operation.
While the poseur-buyer only bought P4,500 worth of shabu, the suspects yielded six heat-sealed plastic bags 625 grams of the drug worth P4,250,000, Consolacion said.
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The four are facing charges of violating Republic Act 9165, otherwise known as the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002.
Meawhile, at least 57 individuals suspected of using illegal drugs were arrested Monday all over Metro Manila, data culled by the Daily Tribune showed.
The Caloocan City police arrested 16 while the Northern Police District’s drug enforcement unit nabbed one alleged pusher.
Five of 11 Quezon City Police District (QCPD) stations turned in 15 drug personalities.
Taguig bagged 10 suspects and Pasay rounded up eight suspected pushers.
Parañaque, Las Piñas, and Muntinlupa arrested one person each, same with Makati City.
