Tenom OCPD Deputy Supt Hasan Majid said the teenager was arrested at a house in Kg. Bamban, around 1pm on Wednesday ."The suspect also tested positive for drugs," he said in a statement on Thursday .Meanwhile in Lahad Datu, police nabbed five people, including three illegal immigrants, during a drug raid at Bandar Sri Perdana Phase 4, along Jalan Silam around 4.20pm on Oct 17.
"In our raid, we found a plastic bag filled with what is believed to be about 100.7g of syabu worth more than RM15,000," he said.
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