A driver was apprehended last night for allegedly possessing illegal drugs. The incident occurred when the driver and three passengers were parked at a restaurant in Kinoya. Police approached the vehicle, prompting the deployment of a K-9 unit from the Fiji Dog Detector Unit (FDDU) to conduct a search.
During the search, the K-9 indicated the presence of illicit substances, leading to the discovery of three clear zip-lock bags that contained a white powder suspected to be methamphetamine. The bags were hidden under the car’s doormat on the left side of the back seat.
The driver has been taken into police custody, and authorities have launched an investigation into the matter.
This incident highlights the importance of law enforcement in combating drug-related activities and ensuring public safety. The swift action of the police and the detection capabilities of the K-9 unit demonstrate a proactive approach in addressing potential threats in communities.
Summary: A driver was arrested for drug possession after police, aided by a K-9 unit, discovered methamphetamine in his vehicle while parked at a restaurant in Kinoya. The investigation is ongoing.
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