Shabu And Ecstasy Found In Singkawang Prison, The Problem Is Police Can't Find Who Owned It

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JAKARTA - The Singkawang Police have destroyed evidence of 13.56 grams of methamphetamine and 17.55 grams of ecstasy pills found in Singkawang Prison.

"The shabu and ecstasy pills that were destroyed were the catch of the Singkawang Police Narcotics Unit and Singkawang Class II B Prison officers," said Singkawang Police Deputy Chief Commissioner Raden Mahendra, Monday, May 30, quoted from Antara.

The drug extermination activity was also attended by Plh Kalapas Class II B Singkawang, Head of the Singkawang BNNK, Head of Public Prosecutor's Office of Singkawang District, Head of Narcotics Detectives and their members.

Raden Mahendra said the discovery of evidence of methamphetamine type drugs found by Singkawang Prison officers occurred on Saturday (19/3) at around 13.30 WIB.

At that time, the Singkawang prison guard found evidence of a salt warehouse cigarette can. However, after being opened, officers found a large plastic clip bag suspected of containing methamphetamine, wrapped in a black plastic bag, thrown from outside the prison fence.

"Receiving the report, then members of the Singkawang Police Narcotics Unit came to the scene and received the evidence," he said.

Furthermore, members of the Singkawang Police Narcotics Unit weighed at PT Pegadaian Singkawang Branch and some of the evidence suspected of being drugs was tested at the Pontianak POM Center.

Unfortunately, during a series of investigations, the Singkawang Police Narcotics Unit was unable to find out who the owner of the illicit goods was.

"Therefore, these drugs must be destroyed, as a form of the Singkawang Police to support the eradication of drug abuse," he said.