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NACOC arrests 10 KTU students over alleged sale of cannabis-infused products
The Commission said the group’s activities posed a significant threat to public health and the safety of young people, adding that the operation had disrupted an emerging criminal network that was exploiting social gatherings and educational institutions to promote narcotic substance abuse.
The Commission said the operation had disrupted what it described as an emerging criminal network exploiting social gatherings and educational institutions to promote narcotic substance abuse.
A statement issued by the Commission said the operation followed intelligence gathered on the production, distribution and sale of cannabis-infused products at the event.
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