SAN PEDRO CITY, Laguna – Police seized 5.5 kilos of dried marijuana valued at P660,000 in a parcel and collared the recipient on October 6, Friday, in Barangay Langgam, this city.
SAN PEDRO CITY, Laguna – Police seized 5.5 kilos of dried marijuana valued at P660,000 in a parcel and collared the recipient on October 6, Friday, in Barangay Langgam, this city.
Laguna police director Police Col. Harold Depositar, in a report to Police Regional Office 4-A chief Police Brig. Gen. Paul Kenneth Lucas, identified the suspect as Kim Valdimir Que, a high-value individual of the police here. Depositar said police received information from Barangay Langgam Capt. Romeo Poayaoan that a courier service company sought assistance about a suspicious a parcel from a client.Lawmen planned an operation and coordinated with the courier company which resulted into the arrest of the suspect after claiming another parcel.
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