Manila Bulletin
NCRPO seizes P36.7-M worth of drugs, arrests 410 drug suspects in first 2 weeks of 2025
The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) confiscated approximately P36.7 million worth of illegal drugs in the first two weeks of 2025.
The seized narcotics include shabu valued at P25.4 million, marijuana worth P10.5 million, and other drugs such as liquid marijuana in vape cartridges.
These seizures were the result of nearly 300 intelligence-driven operations conducted by NCRPO operatives, leading to the arrest of 410 suspects.
NCRPO acting chief Brig. Gen. Anthony Aberin assured the public of a more relentless and aggressive campaign against illegal drugs this year, while respecting due process.
The NCRPO's strategy now focuses on proactive policing, intelligence-driven operations, and community engagement.
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