Two women arrested with crystal meth

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The two women were arrested on charges of possessing one of the world’s most powerful narcotics, crystal meth, in Wattala on Saturday.

The police had found 200 grams of crystal meth worth over Rs. 2.million in the possession of the two women. They were remanded till the May 26 by the Wattala Acting Magistrate.

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DOT Thursday, 25 May 2017 03:25 AM

Please do not stop your inquiries with only these two women charged for trying to launch a criminal act which could be likened to a suicide bomb killing the minds of the addicted ..Its the duty of care of the authorities to get at those who organized and then use these mules .Hopefully the Government would launch this query for the hreater good of the people

Adwani Tuesday, 30 May 2017 01:51 PM

Dot Don,t worry all are working hand in glove

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