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Police arrests 19, seizes 2.965kg contraband

byCustoms Today Report
04/02/2015
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SARGODHA: Police on Wednesday claimed to have arrested 19 drug dealers including 13 proclaimed offenders wanted in heinous crimes and recovered narcotics and illegal weapons. Police recovered 2,965g heroin, 25 bottles of liquor, two Kalashnikovs, three pistols, four guns and two rifles with bullets and cartridges from their possession.

Police have registered separate cases against the accused and sent them to jail.

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