Police arrested a 14-year-old boy in Kwai Chung yesterday who was accused of trafficking drugs and seized a batch of narcotics worth more than HK$880,000.
The boy, according to officers, was caught at a residential flat in Kwai Fong Estate during a police operation yesterday at around 10:20am, with an electronic cigarette machine containing CBD (cannabidiol) and fliers advertising illegal smoking found at the scene.
After that, police launched a deeper investigation and deployed a raid in an industrial flat in Tseuk Luk Street of Wong Tai Sin, finding a haul of drugs valued at HK$88,200, including 647 grams of cocaine, 33 grams of methamphetamine, and a batch of packing materials for drugs.
Officers in the flat also confiscated a pack of propaganda fliers about illegal gambling.
The boy is now detained pending further investigation, accused of drug trafficking, possessing dangerous drugs, and possessing instruments for unlawful purposes.
After that, police launched a deeper investigation and deployed a raid in an industrial flat in Tseuk Luk Street of Wong Tai Sin, finding a haul of drugs valued at HK$88,200, including 647 grams of cocaine, 33 grams of methamphetamine, and a batch of packing materials for drugs.
Officers in the flat also confiscated a pack of propaganda fliers about illegal gambling.
The boy is now detained pending further investigation, accused of drug trafficking, possessing dangerous drugs, and possessing instruments for unlawful purposes.