Jubaland police in Dhoobley have carried out a series of operations targeting individuals involved in the trade and use of narcotics, as part of ongoing efforts to curb the negative social, health, and security impacts of illegal drugs in the region.
During the operations, security forces arrested a number of suspects accused of dealing in various types of drugs, including hashish, alcohol, and other controlled substances. In addition, some individuals using these substances were also detained, while police continue to track down several suspects who remain at large.
Authorities emphasized that the operations are part of a broader strategy to strengthen law enforcement and safeguard public safety in Dhoobley and surrounding areas. Officials highlighted the importance of disrupting the distribution networks of narcotics to prevent further social and health-related harm to the community.
Police officials said the raids were carried out in multiple neighborhoods of the town, demonstrating the commitment of Jubaland security forces to tackling drug-related crimes at both the local and regional levels.
The campaign aligns with ongoing initiatives by the Jubaland government to enhance community safety, including previous operations encouraging local cooperation, securing public events, and promoting awareness of the dangers posed by drug abuse. Authorities reiterated that continued vigilance and collaboration with the community are critical in the fight against narcotics and in maintaining law and order throughout the region.
