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Cape Town Cannabis Users Can Expect Delays in Supply

In the News Today: Law enforcement officers found wrapped bricks of cannabis in hidden compartments inside the trailer of a bakkie traveling to Cape Town.

Two suspects appeared in the Kuils Rivier magistrate’s court on Monday after they were arrested for allegedly transporting drugs worth about R1.7m from Gauteng to Cape Town.

“Members of the Hawks’ South African narcotics enforcement bureau team Western Cape reacted on information received regarding a Toyota Hilux bakkie transporting drugs [on Friday],” said Hawks spokesperson W/O Zinzi Hani.

“The vehicle was spotted on the N1 near Kraaifontein, at Brighton Road turn off, heading towards Cape Town.”

The bakkie was stopped and searched. Officers found 215 1kg parcel…continue reading HERE.

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