Police in Migori County have arrested two people and seized narcotics, illicit brew, and cash during a raid in Kehancha Town. The operation targeted residential houses suspected to be linked to drug trafficking and illegal alcohol sales.
Highlights:
- Two suspects arrested in Kehancha, Migori County
- Police recover 179 rolls of cannabis, chang’aa, and cigarettes
- Over Ksh 21,000 in cash believed to be proceeds seized
- Suspects held as investigations continue
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Police Raid in Kehancha
The crackdown took place in Kehancha Town, Kuria West Sub-County, where officers stormed a house located near Ladopharma Hospital. Inside, they found a 46-year-old woman believed to be running an illicit trade.
A search revealed a black bag containing 179 rolls of cannabis, four packets of Super Match Export cigarettes, and Ksh 21,140 in cash. Authorities suspect the money was generated from drug sales.
In a separate room, police arrested another individual found with more rolls of cannabis and a 10-litre jerrican filled with chang’aa. The two suspects are currently in police custody awaiting arraignment.
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