Police nab five rolls of bhang from Vihiga Boy’s High School students
Police based in Vihiga have recovered five rolls of bhang from Vihiga Boy’s High School students who were returning from midterm.
This was after the sleuths got an invitation by the school Principal in his efforts to enhance screening for drugs, contraband and other dangerous instruments that could be smuggled into the school.
According to the police, the illegal substance was nabbed from unlikely of places after they were retrieved in unidentified yellow tablets concealed inside pages of an exercise book, packets of pancakes, cans of peanut butter and baked soya beans.
The police from the Nyanza Region K-9 team, formerly the Police Dog Unit led by Ezekiel Njagi team are most visible to those travelling in the Standard Gauge Railways (SGR) where a section of the dog-wielding police officers have consistently provided efficient screening services to travellers.
“The K-9 Police Unit is decentralized across counties and sub-counties, and continues to provide efficient services in securing our neighbourhoods,” says the National Police service.
In the past, indiscipline students have been linked to treacherous ways of concealing drugs and contraband in schools, in a way that has at times beaten the schools’ dragnet.
