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Dealers caught in a trap due to suspicious minds

| Publication date 01 December 2017 | 08:58 ICT

Dealers caught in a trap due to suspicious minds

The boys in blue had no need for drug sniffing dogs in the capital’s Prek Pnov district on Wednesday as they were practically able to sense where the drugs were themselves.

Out on patrol, the officers spotted a pair of motorists looking suspicious so they were stopped and searched for contraband.

Sure enough, a baggie of meth was uncovered from a pocket, phones were confiscated and the two druggies were led off towards the Military Police office.

Nokorwat

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