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Police impound bhang in Makueni

theanchormedia1@gmaail.com 19/07/2018 1 minute read

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Police impound bhang in Makueni
Sh 5 m Bhang impounded 
 By Daniel Kituku
Police in Makueni have impounded 19 bags of bhang valued at Sh5 Million . Speaking to  the press 
at Sultan Hamud police station, Makueni County Commissioner Mohammed Maalim
said the bhang originated from Tanzania through Migori  and was en-route to Mombasa through the 
Makueni County Commissioner Mr Mohammed Maalim(L)
displays the impounded bhang
Nairobi -Mombasa highway. 
Maalim confirmed that the  bhang was ferried in two cars and the police managed to arrest two suspects while
one of the drivers fled. He warned those peddling drugs in Makueni that their days are numbered. 
Meanwhile the police have arrested a driver and a conductor of a lorry suspected to be selling contraband 
sugar along Wote- Makindu road this morning. The lorry and the suspects are at Makueni police station. 
Police in Emali again siezed 100 cartons of illicit brew. The County Commissioner said the alcohol contained 
fake Kenya Revenue Authority stamps. 
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