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Police raid ‘drug spot’, arrest suspects, recover guns in Delta

The suspects were arrested in separate operations targeting cultism, drug activities, extortion, and vehicle theft. The police recovered firearms, ammunition, suspected illicit drugs, and a stolen Toyota Camry. The post Police raid ‘drug spot’, arrest suspects, recover guns in Delta appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

Police raid ‘drug spot’, arrest suspects, recover guns in Delta

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The upcoming local government elections are not merely a routine political event, but a vital chance to rebuild collapsing towns and cities while strengthening democratic institutions.

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Premier Doug Ford says he’s open to idea of involuntary addiction treatment

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  • Ontario Premier Doug Ford is open to the idea of involuntary addiction treatment.
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