Lecturer and jobless man arrested for allegedly dealing drugs in Kuala Lumpur


KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama) A lecturer at a local university and a jobless man have been arrested by police for allegedly pushing drugs in the city over the past few months.

Following the arrests on Saturday (Feb 6), police personnel seized 1.38kg of cannabis, 3.3gm of ecstasy powder and 10 ecstasy pills worth more than RM7,000 as well as RM2,000 in cash.

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