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Regional Police Commander- South, Assistant Inspector General of Police Brima Kanneh, spearheaded a significant operation resulting in the arrest of a notorious drug trafficker at the Bo Fallah Checkpoint.
Identified as Juma Fullah from Yams Farm, Freetown, the individual was apprehended with seventeen ounces of “Kush,” an illicit substance, during a meticulous search conducted by police officers.
The seizure of a substantial amount of narcotics underscores the importance of this arrest in the ongoing battle against drug-related crimes. AIG Kanneh highlighted the potential disruption of the supply chain and distribution network of illegal drugs, ultimately reducing their availability in the Southern Region.
Facing charges related to drug trafficking, possession, and distribution, the suspect may encounter severe penalties including lengthy imprisonment and substantial fines.
AIG Kanneh’s leadership emphasizes the police force’s commitment to eradicating drug trafficking and ensuring community safety. He encourages Southern Region citizens to report any suspicious activities related to drug crimes, underscoring the critical role community involvement plays in apprehending and prosecuting individuals involved in illegal activities.
This successful arrest echoes the dedication and relentless efforts of the police force to maintain a safe environment, free from the detrimental impacts of drugs.
There is someone who brings the drug into sierra leone, in Kenema along combema a military personnel sell it to people, why can’t the police arrest him? Is he above the law?