Three Drug Dealers Pil Yarindo In Kulon Progo Arrested By Police

Police arrested three drug dealers of yarindo-type koplo pills (pictured via ANTARA)

KULON PROGO - Police arrested three drug dealers koplo pills type yarindo.

KBO Police Drug Unit Kulon Progo Iptu Jatmiko mentioned the initials of three perpetrators, namely TF, MIH, and APH. All three are residents of Godean, Sleman Regency.

"TF was arrested while attempting to conduct drug transactions in Kenteng Terminal, Nanggulan District on Saturday (20/2) at 19.45 WIB. From TF, we conducted the development of the investigation of this case, then arrested two other perpetrators with the initials MIH and APH," Jatmiko was quoted as saying by Antara, Wednesday, April 7.

From the arrest of TF, police seized a number of evidence of 10 pills with the symbol Y allegedly yarindo. Based on the recognition from TF, he got yarindo pills from MIH, a resident of Godean Subdistrict, for Rp35 thousand.

"Based on this information, the officer decided to develop a case of drug abuse committed by TF and MIH," continued Jatmiko.

Based on the MIH examination, said Jatmiko, 10 pills of yarindo that he sold to TF came from other suspects with the initials APH (19) residents of Godean Subdistrict and APH sold 90 pills of beef to MIH which every 10 grains amounted to Rp30 thousand.

"So, from the development of the investigation of this case, we secured three yarindo pill dealers," jatmiko said.

The police then followed up on the confession of APH who obtained the illicit goods from ARD (25) residents of Jetis Subdistrict, Yogyakarta." ARD sells yarindo pills or cow pills to APH as much as 1 box containing 100 grains at a price of Rp220 thousand," he said.

Currently, continued Jatmiko, the police are still developing the investigation of this case because based on APH information, there is a major dealer of this network named Ndoko.

"The illicit drug was obtained by APH from someone named Ndoko who is currently on our (DPO) people search list," he said.

Three suspects were ensnared in Article 196 or Article 197 of the Health Act with the threat of a sentence of 10 to 15 years in prison.

"The total evidence secured by the police in this case is 103 items," Jatmiko said.