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The Masiaka Police Division has intensified its ongoing operations against the abuse and trafficking of narcotic drugs, resulting in multiple arrests and court charges within the past week.
According to police sources, several individuals were apprehended for the unlawful possession of suspected narcotic substances during targeted operations across various parts of the division.
Among those charged to court are:
• Sulaiman Kargbo of Mammah Village
• Ibrahim Coker, Richard Coker, and Amara Bangura, all residents of Masiaka Town, who were arrested on 27th October 2025 with a large quantity of substances believed to be Kush
• Alhaji Mamoud Leigh, arrested at the Mile 38 checkpoint on 24th October 2025 with 48 packets of suspected Tramadol
• Umaru Kamara, commonly known as Gabon; and
• Foday Mansaray, arrested with suspected Cannabis Sativa.
All suspects have been committed to the High Court by Magistrate Harold Kamara for further trial.
Speaking on the ongoing operations, a senior police official emphasized that the crackdown is part of a broader national effort to curb the growing menace of drug abuse and illicit trafficking.
The Masiaka Police Division reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining peace, public safety, and the rule of law, assuring residents that similar operations will continue across the region to rid communities of illegal substances.
