Not Only Selling, These 2 Women In Samarinda Make Inners Made From Methamphetamine, Flour And Mosquito Medicine

Samarinda Police Chief Kombes Ary Fadli during a drug trafficking case and arrested two perpetrators known to be a woman. (ANTARA)

Samarinda Police Narcotics Investigation Unit arrested two women suspected of being drug dealers as well as drug dealers in the form of inex ecstasy pills. "We have arrested two female perpetrators with the initials US (32) and MM (31) who worked together to distribute inex ecstasy pills," said Samarinda Police Chief Kombes Ary Fadli in Samarinda, quoted from Antara, Thursday, March 16. The case of the circulation of inex-type narcotics was revealed after investigators developed a case that was successfully uncovered. Once investigated, it turned out that the US did not run alone. Inex, which was sold, turned out to belong to his employer, known to have the initials MM (31). "This incident began to emerge when the police suspected a man with the initials HM had committed narcotics abuse, but when he was searched there was no evidence, and HM admitted that one of his friends sold the illegal pills," said Ary Fadli. After extracting information from HM until finally via HM's cellphone, the police disguised themselves and contacted US to make the transaction. The meeting was also agreed for a transaction held at the Silomulyo Village Housing, Samarinda Ulu District, last Monday at around 2.30 WITA. "During the search, 26 ecstasy pills were found. Not long after the incident, at 3.40 WITA, a yellow car containing MM, SP, CK, YN, and YY arrived," explained Ary. After a search, the police found one green pill weighing 0.40 Gram Netto, the pill was placed under the front seat on the left side of the car. Based on the incident, the evidence that was successfully secured by the police from MM was in the form of 599 inex and 26 items from US. The inex is a pill made by the suspect, namely MM, using materials, namely crystal methamphetamine, flour, sugar and mosquito medicine. MM sells its products worth Rp. 100,000 to Rp. 500 thousand per item. "The circulation of the index is only in Samarinda, and he has learned to make it self-taught," said Ary. To account for his actions, MM and US were charged with Article 114 paragraph (2) Subs Article 112 Paragraph (2) in conjunction with Article 132 Paragraph 1 of the Republic of Indonesia Law Number 35 Year 2009 concerning Narcotics, with a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison.