Six individuals are currently in police custody undergoing drug analysis after allegedly being caught with marijuana on Christmas Day. This operation is part of the Fiji Police Force’s ongoing efforts to combat illegal drug activity during the festive season.
In the Southern Division, a 38-year-old unemployed man was arrested in Nabua, Suva, after police discovered seven sachets of dried leaves, suspected to be marijuana, wrapped in aluminum foil. Another raid in Qauia, Lami, led to the arrest of a 24-year-old unemployed man who was found with a branch of dried leaves believed to be marijuana. Additionally, a 52-year-old man from Nakelo, Tailevu, was apprehended with 20 sachets of similar substance.
Moreover, two men from Vusuya, Kuku near Nausori Town, were arrested in Valelevu, Nasinu, after being found with two ziplock plastic bags containing a crystal-like substance, which is believed to be methamphetamine.
In the Western Division, a 50-year-old unemployed man from Tomuka, Lautoka, was detained for allegedly possessing five sachets of dried leaves thought to be marijuana, also wrapped in aluminum foil.
The police are reinforcing their drug operations, and Assistant Commissioner of Police Operations (ACPO) Livai Driu indicated that they will remain vigilant for anyone looking to take advantage of picnic areas and communities during the holiday season.
This article illustrates the ongoing commitment of law enforcement to uphold public safety and discourage illegal drug use, especially during times when community gatherings are prevalent. Their efforts are crucial in fostering a healthier environment for all citizens.
As the Fiji Police continue their crackdown on drug-related activities, it sends a clear message about the importance of maintaining a drug-free society. By taking proactive measures to address these issues, the police aim to protect the community and promote a safer festive atmosphere.
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