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Edet Okon (pictured above) has been arrested by men of the
Cross Rivers state Police command for being in possession of
hard drugs contained in well over 104 bags, and 100, 200
litre drums.
According to the state’s Police Public Relations Officer, Mr
Hogan Bassey, Mr Edet was arrested with the hard drugs at
his home in Ikot-Nkese in the Bakassi Local Government
Area of Cross River State following a tipoff on Wednesday
December 10th.
“We acted based on information.
The 104 bags and two drums (100 and 200 litre drums), were
stocked in his house when we got there around 5am.
He was arrested immediately and brought to the command
headquarters.”
When interrogated, Edet said he knew nothing about the hard
drugs and denied ownership of them.
The state PPRO say they will be tranferring the case to the
Cross River state command of the NDLEA who will charge
and prosecute the suspect.
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