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The Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) on Saturday, May 3, stormed a suspected den of drug addicts in Takoradi and arrested some suspects.
According to NACOC officials, the raid resulted in the arrest of several individuals believed to be connected to narcotics distribution networks in the Western Regional capital.
The officials seized an undisclosed quantity of suspected illicit drugs.
NACOC stated that it would do laboratory analysis to determine the exact type and volume of the drugs seized.
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