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Under the guise of PS Rental, Housewives Selling Koplo Pills

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BANYUWANGI – More and more perpetrators of drug abuse on list G in Banyuwangi. The perpetrators also began to penetrate the housewives. As Sulikati did, 37, yesterday. The woman who lives in the hamlet of Senepolor, Barurejo Village, Siliragung District, The police arrested him for distributing tri hexyphenidil and dextro pills.

Sulikati was arrested at his home yesterday afternoon. In that arrest, police secure 193 trihexyphenidil and pills 65 dextro type pills. Two packs of cigarettes and Rp 20 thousand. "The perpetrator has now been detained at the police station and is being investigated.",”Beber AKP Bakin, Head of the Banyuwangi Police Public Relations Subdivision, yesterday.

Sulikati's arrest began with public information received by officers. Woman running a play station rental business (PS) it was suspected to be a dealer of trihexyphenidil and dextro pills. Under the guise of a game rental business, Even the police have difficulty uncovering the hidden practices carried out by the perpetrators.

However, Police patience bears sweet fruit. With the surveillance of the restricted pill trading transaction, the police finally caught Sulikati red-handed. By impersonating a buyer, Police finally caught the culprit. In follow-up search, police found 65 dextro pills and 193 trihexyphenidil pills and Rp 20 thousand.

In front of the police, Sulikati admitted that he got the pills from his acquaintances in Jember. The two of them made direct transactions on the bridge connecting Barurejo Village and Sukorejo Village. Then, the pill is packaged in a package ready for distribution.

The perpetrator's PS rental is a perfect disguise for this illegal business. But, the police can dismantle the business that the perpetrators run in the last few months. (radar)