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One arrested in alleged attempt to smuggle 6.2m narcotic pills
By JT - Jan 23,2018 - Last updated at Jan 23,2018
AMMAN — The Anti-Narcotics Department (AND) has thwarted an alleged attempt to smuggle 6.2 million narcotic pills through the Durra border crossing, and arrested the main suspect involved, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
The Public Security Department (PSD) said that the AND personnel had been following up for weeks on information received about a suspected drug smuggling attempt to a neighbouring country.
The AND was able to identify two suspects through monitoring their movements and identified the modus operandi of hiding pills in "hardly accessible" parts of a vehicle, according to the PSD. On the day of the alleged attempt, security forces arrested the suspect while he was attempting to cross the border. The search for the second suspect is ongoing
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