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Two arrested over alleged possession and trafficking of suspected narcotics at Kasoa
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Two arrested over alleged possession and trafficking of suspected narcotics at Kasoa

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read
The Central East Regional Police Command has arrested 2 suspects in connection with the alleged possession and trafficking of substances suspected to be narcotic drugs. The Police said the items retrieved from the suspects included 6 yellow sellotaped parcels containing dried leaves labelled ldquo;Green Gold rdquo;, 2 transparent zip-lock bags containing dried leaves and another zip-lock bag containing a whitish substance.

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