Joint operation between Sting and Penang cops cripples narcotics lab


Huge haul: Comm Noor Rashid (centre) showing the stacks of money that were forfeited during the press conference at the state police contingent headquarters in Penang Road. With him are Penang deputy police chief Deputy Comm Datuk A. Thaiveegan (third from right) and Penang Narcotics Department chief Supt Guan Beng Kang (right).

GEORGE TOWN: A drug trafficking syndicate was “stung” following a series of raids in a joint operation with Bukit Aman’s Special Tactical Intelligence Narcotics Group (Sting) and the Penang police.

The team conducted a total of seven raids on Sunday and Monday and arrested six syndicate members, including two women, aged between 24 and 43.

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