Alleged drug lab in Antipolo, Rizal gets busted, one man arrested
• A man was arrested after authorities found a suspected drug lab in Antipolo
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• Various tools, chemicals, and around 300 grams of suspected shabu were seized
• Two other suspects are now being hunted by police, while the arrested man refused to speak
• Another man in Cavite was caught delivering illegal substances worth P1.7 million
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Authorities arrested a man during a joint operation by the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency and the Rizal Provincial Intelligence Team in Antipolo, Rizal.
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The team discovered a suspected drug laboratory inside the area.
They also found different tools and chemicals believed to be used in making illegal substances.
Officers seized around 300 grams of suspected shabu during the operation.
Police are now looking for two more suspects who were reportedly working with the arrested man.
He did not give any statement when questioned by investigators.
In a separate case in Imus, Cavite, another man fell to police after he delivered illegal substances.
Officers confiscated suspected shabu with a value of P1.7 million. They also took his bag and motorcycle for further checking.
The suspect admitted to the crime and now faces charges.
In the Philippines, a drug lab is a hidden place where illegal substances like shabu are made, mixed, or processed.
It can be inside a house, warehouse, or any private space that criminals use to hide their activities.
People running these labs often keep chemicals, tools, and machines needed to produce the illegal substances.
Police treat drug labs as a major threat because they can harm communities and pose dangers like fires, explosions, and toxic fumes.
When authorities find one, they shut it down, seize the items inside, and arrest anyone involved.
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