Taguig police arrest drug suspect; seize shabu, pistol



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Police arrested a 37-year-old alleged street-level drug personality and seized more than ₱155,000 worth of suspected shabu along with an unlicensed firearm in a buy-bust operation before dawn Wednesday in Barangay Western Bicutan.
The suspect, known only by the alias Jethro, was apprehended at around 3:40 a.m. along B. Sampaloc Street after an undercover officer from the Station Drug Enforcement Unit (SDEU) transacted with him.
Police said the arrest led to the confiscation of five heat-sealed plastic sachets containing a substance believed to be shabu, weighing approximately 22.9 grams and valued at ₱155,720 based on the Standard Drug Price.
Officers also recovered a genuine ₱500 bill used as marked money, two ₱1,000 boodle bills, and an unlicensed Super .38 pistol with serial number 231487, including a magazine and four live rounds.
The seized drugs will undergo laboratory testing, while the firearm will be subjected to ballistic examination at the Southern Police District’s forensic unit.
A criminal complaint is being prepared for filing before the Taguig City Prosecutor’s Office.
The suspect faces charges for violating the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002, Republic Act 10591, and the Comprehensive Law on Firearms and Ammunition.