Drug Racket Busted Near AU Campus
Visakhapatnam: Visakhapatnam police arrested three people in the drug trafficking racket near the NCC camp office at AU Engineering College. Police, 25 GM cocaine, 3.6 Lakh RS, a vehicle, four mobile phones and smuggling activities with details about a day gained value.
One of the arrested people, 34 -year -old Chekuri Akshay, a local resident of Seethamadhara, was defined as Munna. It was claimed that he coordinated the drug process for supplying cocaine for consumption and worked with a group of friends including Raghu, Krishna Chaicania and Gautam.
The second person was the Thomos Djimon, a national national national national national residing in the new Delhi and allegedly carrying narcotics. When he was arrested, he found cocaine.
The third person is a medical expert from Kurmannapalem, who was arrested on Sunday during the investigation. The police found evidence that connecting him to the drug network and seized a mobile phone from him.
According to Inspector P. Pydiyya, the investigation officer police came into play on the illegal transport of cocaine, the police raided a parked vehicle next to the NCC office in the AU Engineering College Road in the early hours of July 5th.
The investigation revealed an operation with coordination between local users and suppliers based in Delhi. The suspects arranged a 3.60,000 RS cash payment to Thomas Djimon for 25 GM cocaine provided by a person known as the prince of Delhi. Three towns police station under the NDPS law sections of a lawsuit was recorded. Two suspects, described as the Prince (also called Omenefe), who are reported to operate both from Delhi, are described as butchi.
All three suspects were presented in front of the judiciary in front of the IV Additional Judicial Magistrate (ACJM).
