ACTING on a tip-off, Eden Park SAPS targeted a house in Palmridge Extention Three on July 11 and found pokes of dagga and small satchels of CAT.
According to Capt Vusi Mhlophe the fight against drug dealing is intensified and no stone will be left unturned and no chance will be given to even a sit-down and count the money.
“Our job largely depend on help from the communities to supply us with information regarding drug dealers who are destroying our youth. As in this case, we acted on a tip-off and we found dagga and CAT,” he said.
The drug dealer was arrested and a case of possession and dealing in drugs was opened at Eden Park SAPS. “Dealers should be warned – the fight is on,” Capt Mhlophe said.
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