Kermanshah Police Chief: 1,130 Kg of Narcotics Seized

Kermanshah – The Kermanshah provincial police commander announced the seizure of more than 1,130 kg of various narcotics and the arrest of 594 people during a five-day operation to clear drug-infested areas.

Kermanshah - The police chief of Kermanshah province announced the discovery of more than 1,130 kilograms of drugs and the arrest of 594 people during the implementation of the five-day plan to clean up contaminated areas.

According to Ambassador Arjan Sardar Mehdi Hajian, the police chief of Kermanshah province announced the implementation of the plan to deal with drug-related crimes in 19 identified neighborhoods of the province and announced: This operation was carried out for five days with the aim of cleaning contaminated areas and dealing with drug activists.

He said: The anti-narcotics police officers of the province managed to discover 1,130 kilograms and 273 grams of drugs during this project.

Referring to the number of people arrested in this operation, Sardar Hajian added: a total of 594 drug-related criminals were arrested or collected, of which 390 were drug addicts, 180 were retailers, and 24 were smugglers.

The police commander of Kermanshah province continued: The inspection of the hiding places of people related to these crimes also led to the discovery of 87 thousand 37 types of narcotic and illegal pills.

He cited the discovery of four weapons and hunting weapons as another result of the implementation of this five-day plan and said: During the operation, the anti-narcotics police officers, in addition to discovering illegal drugs and pills, also confiscated these weapons.

Sardar Hajian, referring to the citizens' feedback about the implementation of plans to clean up polluted areas, noted that the police will continue dealing with drug criminals and will not allow their actions to cause insecurity in the province.

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