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Police arrest 44 suspects for selling narcotic-laced products in universities

A key outcome of the swoop was the dismantling of an alleged drug distribution network suspected of producing, distributing and selling narcotic-infused products targeted at university students.
A file photo file of some people involved in illicit drug trafficking in Kumasi The Inspector-General of Police Special Operations Team, in collaboration with the Ashanti Regional Police Command, has arrested 44 people in a major crackdown on illicit drug trafficking in Kumasi, in the Ashanti Region." The Service has assured the public, particularly students, parents and educational institutions, of its "unwavering commitment to protecting schools and communities from illicit drug trafficking and related criminal activities."
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