P3.4M worth of suspected shabu seized in buy-bust operation in Cavite

Authorities confiscated suspected shabu estimated to be worth P3.4 million in a buy-bust operation in General Trias, Cavite.

The suspect identified as Jalil Ayonan spent the New Year in detention, according to a report on GMA Integrated News' Unang Balita on Monday.

Operatives were able to buy suspected shabu worth more than P1 million from the suspect, according to the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency Regional Office 4A. They also allegedly discovered 300 grams of suspected shabu worth P2 million in the suspect's possession, as well as the buy-bust money.

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