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Police Arrest “Suck And Die” Dealer In Bauchi

Police Arrest “Suck And Die" Dealer In Bauchi | Daily Report Nigeria

The police force in Bauchi State have arrested a suspected illicit drugs dealer in the state.

Daily Report Nigeria gathers that the suspect, identified as Kabiru Adamu was found with 30 bottles of “Suck and D!e” and 264 pieces of Diamond Rubber Solution.

 

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Confirming the arrest, the spokesperson of the command, SP Ahmed Mohammed Wakil in a statement released on Monday, November 25 said;

The statement reads;

On 22/11/2024, operatives attached to the Rapid Response Squad (RRS), led by the Commander, CSP Suleiman M. Tambuwal, successfully arrested a suspected dealer of methylene chloride (A50), popularly known as “Suck and D!e,” and Diamond Rubber Solution at Tudun Wadan Dan Iya (Bayan Gari), Bauchi,” 

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“The raid resulted in the arrest of Kabiru Adamu ‘m’ Igbo Quarters and the recovery of the following items: 1. Two hundred and sixty-four (264) pieces of OSHN Diamond Rubber Solution. 2. Nineteen (19) 30ml bottles of suspected methylene chloride (“Suck and D!e”), and 3. Three hundred and sixty-three (363) empty bottles.

Upon interrogations, the suspect said he gets the drugs from his boss, and igets paid after selling them, adding that each bottle of “Suck and D!e” costs three hundred naira (N300), while each piece of Diamond Rubber Solution is sold for two hundred and fifty naira (N250).

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