Illegal Plant “Maryjane” Stuffed Inside Dried Fish in Kalinga Seized Due to Dog
Police authorities seized P2 million worth of illegal plant called “Maryjane” allegedly stuffed inside cartons of dried fish in Kalinga due to dog.
After being dug up by a dog in sitio Ngilin Poblacion, Tinglayan, Kalinga, more than P2 million worth of marijuana was stuffed with dried fish in two containers. Some residents reported that a dog was carrying two containers with illicit plants.
Up to 19 marijuana bricks totaling roughly 18 kilos were recovered, according to PCol. Davy Vicente Limmong, Provincial Director of the Kalinga Police Provincial Office or KPPO. It’s probable that the stray dog was able to dig up the cargo due to the fish’s strong odor.
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It is said that this is a seller’s tactic to avoid being aware of the contents of the carton being filled or mixed by others. It’s stated that it’s either too late or too late to pick up or buy Maryjane before the dogs find it.
Meanwhile, in Mountain Province, anti-narcotics agents and police recovered P1.5 million worth of dried maryjane leaves from a male suspect. The Sadanga Municipal Police Station and the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency-Mountain Province put up a roadblock against the suspect based on the intelligence information.
Two bags containing 15 dried marijuana bricks totaling 12.8 kilos, a cellphone, and his driver’s license were discovered in the suspect’s possession. Previously, the Philippine National Police (PNP) of Kalinga used drones to scan the province for illegal drug plants.
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