GEORGE TOWN: The Penang police crippled a drug trafficking syndicate using 3-in-1 tea, chocolate and coffee sachets in its modus operandi and seized d...
The Penang police crippled a drug trafficking syndicate using 3-in-1 tea, chocolate and coffee sachets in its modus operandi and seized drugs worth RM338,250 in two separate raids carried out in the state on Wednesday.
“During the raid in Jelutong, police detained three local men and a Vietnamese woman and discovered their activities of mixing popular 3-in-1 beverages such as chocolate, tea and coffee with drugs.” Narenasagaran said during the raid, police seized 276 sachets of drinks of various brands containing drugs namely, 5,070 eramine-5 tablets, 2,000 ecstasy tablets, ketamine , MDMA , syabu , as well as the processing equipment.
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