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Dormaa Police Seize 147 Parcels of Suspected Indian Hemp, Tramadol in Major Intelligence Raid

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The Bono Regional Police Command has arrested two suspects in Dormaa Ahenkro following an intelligence-led operation that uncovered 147 yellow compressed slabs wrapped in sellotape suspected to be Indian hemp; 270 boxes and 329 blisters of assorted Tramadol; 14 blisters of Rohypnol; GH cent;87,751; and CFA 2,000.

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