Pusher hides packets of shabu in Bible to evade arrest
- A woman named Mary Jane was arrested in Barangay Bone North, Aritao, Nueva Vizcaya, after authorities seized 18 sachets of suspected shabu during a search warrant operation
- Fifteen sachets, each weighing one gram, and three additional sachets worth P1,020 hidden inside a bible were confiscated, along with a cellphone, coin purse, and lighter
- Authorities suspect Mary Jane swallowed additional sachets of shabu during the operation to conceal evidence
- Her live-in partner, also a target of the operation, was not present during the raid, while Mary Jane now faces drug-related charges
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Authorities arrested a woman and confiscated 18 sachets of suspected shabu during a search warrant operation in Barangay Bone North, Aritao, Nueva Vizcaya.
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The suspect, identified as Mary Jane, was found in possession of 15 medium-sized sachets of shabu, each weighing one gram.
Additionally, three more sachets of shabu worth P1,020 were discovered hidden inside a bible.
During the operation, police also recovered a cellphone, a coin purse, and a lighter from the suspect’s belongings.
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The search warrant was issued by a Nueva Vizcaya court and was implemented by joint forces of the Philippine National Police (PNP) and the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA).
Authorities noticed that Mary Jane appeared to have swallowed something during the search, raising suspicions that she may have ingested more sachets of shabu in an attempt to hide evidence.
Her live-in partner, who was also listed as a target of the search operation, was not present during the raid and is currently being sought by authorities.
The suspect is now in police custody and will face drug-related charges for violation of the Comprehensive Dangerous Dr&gs Act of 2002.
Law enforcement agencies vowed to continue their intensified campaign against illegal dr&gs in the province, warning that operations will persist until drug syndicates and their street-level distributors are dismantled.
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