Bring 4.1 Kilograms Of Methamphetamine, Couple From Bone Arrested By Bulungan Police

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TANJUNG SELOR Team of the Narcotics Investigation Unit (Sat Resnarkoba) of the Bulungan Police, North Kalimantan (Kaltara) thwarted the smuggling of 4.1 kilograms (kg) of methamphetamine.

The police also arrested a husband and wife from Bone Regency, South Sulawesi (Sulsel) with the initials AR (24) and DA (22) at Kayan II Port, Tanjung Selor, Bulungan.

"From the results of the development of this case, the Bulungan Police Narcotics Unit team again arrested another suspect with the initials GA (29) in front of the Medika Sangaha Hospital, East Kutai Regency (Kutim), East Kalimantan (Kaltim) on March 29, 2024 at 22.00 WITA," said Kombes Agus Nugraha accompanied by the Head of Drugs, Hasan Setyabudi and Head of Public Relations Ipda Magdalena Lawai, Tuesday, April 2.

In addition to evidence of methamphetamine, the police also secured Rp2.8 million in cash, Honda Beat motorcycle number KT 2158 RBT, cellphones and other evidence.

"The methamphetamine was found in 4 plastic packs of green Chinese tea packaging which reads guanyiwang," said the Chief of Police.

From the results of the examination, Agus continued, DA admitted that he was ordered by TN to deliver illegal goods using public transportation (travel) to the suspect GA in Sangaha.

Meanwhile, from the results of the interrogation, GA admitted that he was ordered to take methamphetamine by FJ.

"TN plays the role of the person who ordered AR and DA to bring narcotics of methamphetamine from Nunukan to Bontang. Meanwhile, FJ plays the role of the person who ordered GA to receive or take the methamphetamine brought by AR and Sdri DA. TN and FJ are included in the wanted list (DPO) of the Bulungan Police," he said.

The three suspects are suspected of Article 114 paragraph (2) subsidiary Article 112 paragraph (2) in conjunction with Article 132 paragraph (1) of Law no. 35 of 2009 concerning Narcotics.

"With a minimum prison sentence of 6 years or life imprisonment to the death penalty," he concluded.