Monaragala SSP arrested with 350 cannabis plants

Monaragala SSP arrested with 350 cannabis plants

January 9, 2023   09:00 am

The Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) of Monaragala, Sisira Kumara has been arrested by the Police Special Task Force (STF).

The Police Media Division stated that 350 cannabis plants and a metal detector (scanner) which were found in his possession have also been taken into custody.

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