Police Charge two suspects for impossession of illicit Drugs in Honiara
Two suspects have been charged by Police at Naha Police Station for possession of illicit drugs after they were intercepted in a vehicle by Police over the weekend at the Alligator Creek area.
Officer Commanding Station (OCS) Naha Police Station, Superintendent Leslie Kili, said officers were conducting deterrence patrols within the eastern zone jurisdiction, extending to the Corona Market area, when the incident occurred.
OCS Kili said that while travelling along the road near the Alligator Creek Bridge, officers observed a white Toyota Caldina recklessly make a U-turn directly in front of a Police vehicle, almost causing an accident.
The vehicle was intercepted by Police, and a search was conducted, leading to the discovery of:
- Four plastic sachets containing suspected methamphetamine (meth);
- More than SBD $1,500 in cash;
- 35 empty plastic sachets;
- One glass pipe;
- One scoop;
- One bottle containing approximately 250ml of a carbonated beverage mixed with a liquid substance;
- One digital scale believed to have been used for weighing methamphetamine;
- One small roll of Sellotape;
- One black touchscreen mobile phone;
- One black button mobile phone;
- Two bottles of Kosi oil (125ml and 50ml); and
- One bottle of Red Door perfume.
The seized items have been secured as exhibits while Police investigations continue.
The suspects have been released on bail and are scheduled to appear before the court on 28 June 2026.
RSIPF continues to urge members of the public to assist Police by reporting any information relating to illegal drugs and criminal activities within their communities.