The Jubbaland State Police in Dhobley district have intensified their ongoing operations targeting individuals involved in the sale and distribution of illicit drugs, particularly cannabis and alcohol, which authorities say pose a serious threat to public wellbeing.
During a recent operation conducted across several neighborhoods in Dhobley town, security forces pursued suspected narcotics dealers and disrupted illegal drug networks. Police confirmed that three individuals—a woman and two young men—were arrested on suspicion of engaging in the trade of prohibited substances.
According to senior police officials in Dhobley, the anti‑narcotics operations will continue without letup as part of a broader effort to curb the spread of drugs and dismantle unlawful markets fueling community harm. They emphasized that the crackdown reflects a firm commitment to safeguarding residents from the dangers associated with narcotics and other illegal activities.
The police further urged members of the public to cooperate closely with security agencies by reporting any individuals suspected of involvement in drug trafficking. They noted that community collaboration is essential to maintaining security, protecting young people, and ensuring a safer environment for all.
