Kenya's Anti-Narcotics Unit (ANU) detectives have successfully apprehended a woman in Kandara, Murang’a County, following the seizure of a massive 225 kilograms of bhang from her residence. The operation marks a substantial blow to drug trafficking networks operating within the region.
The suspect, identified as Eunice Wangui Kimani, was taken into custody after authorities received a crucial tip-off from vigilant members of the public. Acting swiftly on the intelligence, ANU officers descended upon her home, where their search uncovered 13 gunny bags brimming with bhang, estimated to have a street value of a staggering Ksh.6.7 million.
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Detectives also recovered various packaging materials at the residence. These materials are strongly believed to have been utilized in the distribution of the bhang, suggesting that Kimani is potentially linked to a broader and more organized trafficking network. This discovery points towards the meticulous operations of drug syndicates, emphasizing the need for continued vigilance and intelligence-led operations.
Eunice Wangui Kimani is currently being held in custody as detectives work diligently to finalize the necessary processing procedures before her impending arraignment in court. The substantial drug consignment has been securely preserved and will serve as crucial evidence in the ongoing legal proceedings against her. Authorities have publicly extended their commendation to the members of the public whose crucial information led directly to this successful bust.
