An alleged KwaZulu-Natal south coast drug dealer was arrested following a high-speed chase on the N2 freeway between Umkomaas and Winklespruit. DailyNewsSA
Durban- An alleged KwaZulu-Natal south coast drug dealer was arrested following a high speed chase on the N2 freeway between Umkomaas and Winklespruit.
Gwala said police officers from Umkomaas SAPS saw a suspicious vehicle driving on the N2 freeway north in Ilfracombe and tried to stop the vehicle, but it sped off."Upon searching him and the vehicle, the crystal meth drugs were found. The estimated value of the recovered drugs is two thousand rands. A 31-year-old suspect was placed under arrest for possession of drugs. Umkomaas SAPS is investigating a case of possession of drugs," Gwala said.
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