CEBU CITY—Almost a kilo of suspected shabu worth at least P6 million was seized from two men in a buy-bust operation shortly before midnight Tuesday in Barangay Suba here.
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2 nabbed, P6-milllion shabu seized in Cebu City buy-bust
By Calvin D. Cordova
CEBU CITY—Almost a kilo of suspected shabu worth at least P6 million was seized from two men in a buy-bust operation shortly before midnight Tuesday in Barangay Suba here.
Marvin Torrenueva Enriquez, 38, and Jason Galan Cabellon, 35, were arrested by operatives of the City Intelligence Unit with 937.6 grams of shabu worth P6,375,680.
Police Col. Josefino Ligan, chief of the Cebu City Police Office, said police have been monitoring the two men before the operation was launched to arrest them.
“They can dispose one to two kilos of shabu. Based on the reports, their supply of illegal drugs originates from Manila,” said Ligan.
Ligan said police expect illegal drug peddlers to be more active now that the city is already under a less restrictive community quarantine.
As such, the CCPO said it was on a tight watch on illegal drug peddlers.
“Whatever quarantine classification we have, the police are always there working. We will continue to strictly monitor these illegal drug peddlers,” said Ligan.
The two men said they didn’t know the person who hired them to dispose of the shabu.
Enriquez said the transactions were through cell phone calls, and the suspects said they were paid P25,000 after all illegal drugs had been sold.
Enriquez said they were paid through money transfer service. (Calvin D. Cordova)
Marvin Torrenueva Enriquez, 38, and Jason Galan Cabellon, 35, were arrested by operatives of the City Intelligence Unit with 937.6 grams of shabu worth P6,375,680.
Police Col. Josefino Ligan, chief of the Cebu City Police Office, said police have been monitoring the two men before the operation was launched to arrest them.
“They can dispose one to two kilos of shabu. Based on the reports, their supply of illegal drugs originates from Manila,” said Ligan.
Ligan said police expect illegal drug peddlers to be more active now that the city is already under a less restrictive community quarantine.
As such, the CCPO said it was on a tight watch on illegal drug peddlers.
“Whatever quarantine classification we have, the police are always there working. We will continue to strictly monitor these illegal drug peddlers,” said Ligan.
The two men said they didn’t know the person who hired them to dispose of the shabu.
Enriquez said the transactions were through cell phone calls, and the suspects said they were paid P25,000 after all illegal drugs had been sold.
Enriquez said they were paid through money transfer service.