Magpinsan, timbog sa buy-bust operation; nahulihan ng 1.3-milyon halaga ng umano'y ilegal na droga

- Two individuals were caught in a buy-bust operation in Quezon City

- The suspects turned out to be cousins, in a report by GMA 7's 'Balitanghali'

- Confiscated from the two suspects were 200 grams of alleged sh*bu and some cash

- According to the report, the total amount of illegal substances was over 1.3 million pesos

Two individuals were arrested during a buy-bust operation in Quezon City.

According to a report by GMA 7's 'Balitanghali,' the suspects were revealed to be cousins.

Authorities confiscated around 200 grams of suspected shabu and some cash from them.

The report stated that the total value of the illegal dru*s seized was more than 1.3 million pesos.

According to the investigations done by the authorities, the dr*gs were originally from Cavite.

The suspects, on the other hand, admitted to the crime and confessed that they're really selling illegal dr*gs.

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They will be charged with the violation of the Philippines' Comprehensive Dangerous Dr*gs Act.

The Comprehensive Dangerous Dr*gs Act of 2002, officially known as Republic Act No. 9165, is the main law in the Philippines that addresses illegal dr*gs. It outlines the policies for preventing and punishing drug-related offenses, including the use, possession, manufacture, tr*fficking, and sale of illegal substances. The law created the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA), which is responsible for enforcing the drug laws. It also sets strict penalties for violations, with heavier punishments for involvement in organized drug activities or targeting minors. Aside from enforcement, the law also includes programs for rehabilitation, education, and community involvement to help address the root causes of drug use and support recovery for drug dependents.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh