The police at Mile 38 have apprehended two persons allegedly involved in the trafficking of narcotic drugs.

According to report, after the police had conducted an extensive search of vehicles travelling to and from the provinces and questioning passengers in their efforts to uphold law and order, the police made a breakthrough by apprehending two suspects found in possession of a substantial quantity of Kush with an estimated street value of Le250 million.

The seizure of the synthetic lethal drug underscores the persistent battle against drug trafficking in the subregion.

One of the two persons arrested was identified as Sahr Senesie, who was onboard a vehicle bearing the registration number AOT 546. Their arrest marks a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to combat drug and substance abuse in Sierra Leone.

Despite public criticisms, the police have intensified their efforts in cracking down on drug traffickers, distributors and their agencies, particularly Kush that is posing serious threats to the lives of youths and the nation’s security and stability.

The successful operation at Mile 38 Checkpoint demonstrates the effectiveness of proactive law enforcement strategies in intercepting illegal substances and apprehending those responsible for their distribution.

The State authorities have reiterated their commitment to maintaining vigilance and conducting regular operations to curb the proliferation of drug and substance abuse in the country.

The collaboration between law enforcement agencies and the public therefore remains crucial in the fight against drug and substance abuse as efforts continue to safeguard communities and uphold the rule of law.