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Ajman Police adjusted (14) is accused of abusing narcotic substances

 

Drug Enforcement Department in Ajman Police G.H.Q arrested 14 people of Arab nationality, on charges of abuse and possession of narcotic substances. Colonel / Saeed Humaid Nasser the director of the Drug Enforcement Department in Ajman Police said that the details of the case back to the receipt of information for the Drug Enforcement department that there are existence of persons possessing a quantity of hashish and a number of narcotic pills and make apartments in the emirate nest of abuse.

After taking all the legal procedures and make sure the information is correct , they formed a group and developed a suitable plan to adjust where the defendants were arrested red-handed police searched them adjust their possession (55 grams and 3 mg) of hashish and a quantity of narcotic pills.

Also, when they were asked they admitted that they possess this quantity of narcotic substances for the purpose of abuse, and it was referring the case to the public prosecutor for the end of legal proceedings.

Dean/ Sheikh Sultan Bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi, Deputy Commander in Chief of Ajman Police admired the work that the men fight in addressing the promoters and drug users, stressing the capacity and efficiency of Men's anti-drug work in the field and to deal firmly and strongly in accordance with the legal procedures in the face of both tempted to tamper with the security of the state.

HE the Deputy Commander in Chief of Ajman Police appealed to all members of society and its institutions, in cooperation with the police to effectively eliminate this scourge, directed the family to the need to monitor their children and make sure to accompany them to good friends and the need to make them aware of this.

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