Three suspects were arrested in Kwale after being found with 210 rolls of what is believed to be cannabis sativa. Police intercepted a motorcycle transporting illegal substances in Denyenye area.
The suspects remain in custody pending arraignment. The National Police Service urges public cooperation to aid ongoing anti-drug efforts.
The operation carried out on Thursday forms part of the ongoing efforts by the National Police Service to combat the trafficking and distribution of narcotic drugs within Kenyan communities.
Authorities emphasized the significance of sustained law enforcement activities to safeguard communities from the adverse effects associated with drug abuse and trafficking.
The police said in a statement that these operations by the National Police Service reaffirm the importance of sustained law enforcement in protecting communities from the harmful effects of drugs.
NPS reiterated the critical role played by the public in supporting security agencies to curb drug-related crimes.
They called for continued collaboration between community members and law enforcement as a vital pillar in the success of such operations.
Drug abuse and trafficking continue to pose significant threats to public health and safety in Kenya, making ongoing vigilance and cooperative efforts crucial.
This latest seizure in Kwale highlights the authorities’ commitment to disrupting illegal drug supply chains and reducing the accessibility of narcotics to vulnerable populations.
Police have pledged to maintain and intensify operations across the country to dismantle drug trafficking networks and prevent the circulation of dangerous substances.
Community members are encouraged to remain alert and report suspicious activities to security agencies to enhance the effectiveness of ongoing interventions.
The fight against narcotics is a collective responsibility, and the partnership between law enforcement and the public remains key to securing safer, drug-free environments.
The Kwale operation is one of many coordinated actions being implemented nationwide to address Kenya’s growing challenges related to drug abuse and trafficking.
As the suspects await arraignment, authorities will continue to pursue further investigations aimed at uncovering larger networks involved in narcotics trafficking.
