Police have arrested a suspected drug dealer and confiscated dagga plants at a house in Sunnydale. On Wednesday afternoon at around 3.45pm, a joint operation between Ocean View SAPS and The City of Cape Town’s Metro Police cracked down on a home in Capri. Members found dagga plants of various strains, dagga cultivation equipment, bags of ready-rolled joints and a large amount of cash, believed to be money from the smuggling.
A 43-year-old man was arrested for dealing drugs, and he is expected to make his court appearance once he has been charged. Police spokesperson Constable Ndakhe Gwala confirmed: “A joint operation between Ocean View SAPS members and Metro police led to the seizure of dagga plants and huge sums of money at a house in Capri Sunnydale. “On Wednesday, January 28 at about 3.45pm, the team executed a search warrant at the mentioned address.
”They found dagga plants, dagga cultivation equipment, and an undisclosed amount of cash, believed to be the proceeds of crime. A 43-year-old male suspect was arrested for dealing in drugs. Once charged, the suspect will appear in the Simons Town Magistrate’s Court for the mentioned charge.” They found dagga plants, dagga cultivation equipment, and an undisclosed amount of cash, believed to be the proceeds of crime. Once charged, the suspect will appear in the Simons Town Magistrate’s Court for the mentioned charge.”
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