Men wear women's girdles to smuggle RM115,000 in drugs in Tawau

By DURIE RAINER FONG

KOTA KINABALU: Two men attempted to sneak out some 1.8kg of syabu by stuffing the drugs into a pair of women’s girdles they had on to evade authorities in the east coast Tawau district.

But their ruse did not hold up when police saw through it before they could leave from the Tawau ferry terminal last Friday (Oct 11).

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Drugs , Syabu , Girdle , Tawau , Caught , Attempt

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