On Thursday, Lalaguda police arrested three people for allegedly selling hash oil and recovered 80 ml of hash oil from them.
P Hemanth (22), J Sai Kiran (23), and U Akhil (22), all Malkajgiri residents, were arrested.
According to the authorities, the three were obtaining hash oil bottles from Mangalhat and afterwards were trying to sell them. According to DCP (North) Chandana Deepti, they were apprehended based on information received.
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The arrested individuals were taken to court and remanded.
Darknet supplier of LSD still untraceable
When the Hyderabad Narcotics Enforcement Wing (H-NEW) attempted to track down the source from whom University of Hyderabad (UoH) student N Sai Vignesh reportedly obtained LSD blots, they discovered that the parcel had been booked in Ahmedabad with a false address.
According to sources, once Vignesh placed the order for the purchase of LSD on the darknet, the registered post was filed at a local post office in Ahmedabad by an unknown accused. When authorities attempted to verify the sender’s declared address on the registered mail, they discovered it was a fake address.
Vignesh allegedly paid for the LSD blots using cryptocurrency on the darknet to make it harder for investigators to track down the money trail, particularly the final beneficiary. In general, end-users buy in minimal amounts so that they can receive them without drawing the attention of the authorities.
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The Hyderabad police arrested seven people, including Vignesh, as part of a 13-member gang. Six more people are absconding. The suspects who have been apprehended are either software professionals or students.
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