Police nab two with dagga worth P70,000

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Police in Gaborone have arrested two men after they were allegedly found in possession of dagga worth an estimated street value of P70,000.

The duo, aged 34 and 35, were intercepted during a stop, question, and search operation at the CA Sales traffic lights near Game City Mall on Saturday afternoon.

They were reportedly travelling in an Altezza vehicle from the southern part of the country when police stopped them around 1 pm.

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Police nab two with dagga worth P70,000

Police in Gaborone have arrested two men after they were allegedly found in possession of dagga worth an estimated street value of P70,000.

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