Negeri Sembilan police chief Alzafny Ahmad says a drug mule was also arrested during the raid at a passenger jetty terminal in Port Dickson.
Key takeaways
Malaysian police arrested an Indonesian man in his 20s for attempting to smuggle approximately 9kg of syabu to Indonesia. The suspect, a recent graduate, was caught at a Negeri Sembilan terminal with drugs hidden in a modified suitcase.
- Police found about 5kg of syabu in a modified suitcase at the terminal.
- An additional 4.238kg of drugs was recovered from a condominium in Cheras.
- The suspect was promised 30 million rupiah for the drug transport job.
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Negeri Sembilan police chief Alzafny Ahmad showing the luggage bag that was modified to conceal the drugs. (Bernama pic)SEREMBAN: Negeri Sembilan police foiled an attempt to smuggle 9.238kg of drugs believed to be syabu (methamphetamine), worth about RM476,200, to Indonesia at a passenger jetty terminal in Port Dickson two days ago.
Negeri Sembilan police chief Alzafny Ahmad said an Indonesian man, in his 20s and believed to be a drug mule, was arrested after he was spotted acting suspiciously while carrying a black suitcase at the terminal at about 9.30am.
Upon inspecting the suitcase, police found a modified compartment used to conceal six packages containing about 5kg of drugs, believed to be syabu, along with clothing.
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