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Police looking for two witnesses in drug case
Published on: Wednesday, November 21, 2018
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Police looking for two witnesses in drug case
Penang: Police are looking for two individuals who are to be witnesses at the Penang High Court in a drug trafficking case.In a statement here, they identified the duo as S. Vanitha, 34, whose last known address was No. 19-01, Jalan Harbour Place, Pangsapuri Park View, Bagan Dalam, Butterworth and M.Sembalingam, 60 (last known address at No. 47, Kampung Manis, Perai).

Anyone with information on them is urged to contact the investigating officer Insp Mohd Azmi Mohd Nor Mandharan at 014-3433591.- Bernama




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