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Air Police seize 22kg khat at Julius Nyerere International Airport

byghadia
25/11/2015
in International Customs
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DODOMA: Police at the Julius Nyerere International Airport (JNIA) yesterday arrested a British national for allegedly smuggling 22 kilogrammes of khat whose value was yet to be established.

Mr Faiz Abdullah Ali, 55, was arrested on Friday when he was about to board an Emirates airline that was destined for London via Dubai in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Airport police commanding officer Martin Otieno told journalists yesterday that the suspect was arrested after a screening machine detected khat in his luggage.

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“After suspecting his luggage a thorough screening was done and we noticed that he was carrying the illegal drugs,” he said.

He said, the suspect wrapped the khat in a piece of cloth to trick security officers as well as pass undetected on the scanners.

Mr Otieno said preliminary interrogations showed that the man was a British citizen but was born in Kismayu Somalia. Further information showed that the suspect resided and worked in London as a consultant.

According to Mr Otieno, the man visited Tanzania as a tourist and records show he was a frequent visitor to Tanzania, saying the last time he visited was on July 20. He said, investigations were ongoing to establish the value of the drugs as well as identify other people who are involved in the business.

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