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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 26800, member: 2262"] Police have seized over forty buses and trucks involved in drug smuggling operations. These vehicles transported illegal substances across borders as part of organized criminal networks. Officers discovered seventy-one kilograms of marijuana inside one bus during recent inspections. Many other vehicles contained unauthorized beer brought illegally from countries that share borders with Zimbabwe. Law enforcement officials noted that neither drivers nor bus staff would identify who owned these illegal shipments. Commissioner Paul Nyathi announced that authorities continue their campaign against substances that harm communities. He emphasized that police remain active throughout the country, searching for anyone connected to these crimes. The commissioner stated clearly that all transport workers must stop moving prohibited items or face arrest. Authorities expressed concern about increasing violence linked directly to drug use. Several recent murder and sexual assault cases involved suspects who had consumed illegal substances. Police identified unauthorized manufacturing facilities creating alcoholic drinks with dangerously high proof levels. These products falsely claim to offer health benefits or enhanced sexual performance. The commissioner explained how these unregulated substances contribute to serious crimes reported across numerous locations. He urged business owners to follow established regulations rather than operating without proper documentation. Police promised that their efforts would continue until they disrupt the supply chains, bringing harmful substances into communities. Anyone participating in these activities will face legal consequences regardless of their position or connections. [/QUOTE]

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