In a strong effort to combat drug abuse, the Southern Region Police, led by Assistant Inspector General Brima Kanneh, incinerated a large quantity of unclaimed narcotics at the New Barracks Police Field in Bo City. The destruction included significant amounts of Tramadol, Kush, and Cannabis Sativa, addressing community concerns about the rise of these substances in the area.

This operation is part of an intensified initiative by the Southern Region Police to tackle drug trafficking and reinforce public safety. The event attracted community members and stakeholders who gathered to support the police's efforts.

AIG Kanneh highlighted the police force's zero-tolerance approach to illegal drugs, commending the team’s dedication to public safety. He assured residents that this action is one step in a broader strategy to reduce drug-related activities.

Detective Police Constable Mohamed Patrick Ngobeh was recognized for his role in recent drug seizures, with his vigilant inspection efforts at the Fallah Checkpoint significantly contributing to the operation. His dedication was publicly acknowledged, inspiring others in the force to continue their commitment to justice.

The event saw participation from civil society groups, local authorities, and military representatives, with Brigadier GM Bangura commending the transparency and accountability shown in handling the drug seizures. Community leaders expressed gratitude for the police’s decisive actions, emphasizing the importance of ongoing efforts to keep the area safe.

This large-scale incineration serves as a powerful statement of the police’s commitment to combating drug abuse, strengthening the trust between law enforcement and the community. With continued efforts at key checkpoints, there is renewed hope for a reduction in drug-related activities and a safer environment for all.