10 kg de chanvre indien saisis et 395 individus interpellés à Touba

Restons avec la Police pour parler également du bilan des individus arrêtés pendant le Magal à Touba. Selon le Dsp, le commissaire Abdoulaye Diop, la police a interpellé 395 individus pour divers délits. «Il y a eu 395 individus interpellés. Parmi ces individus interpellés, 11 ont été interpellés pour vol commis la nuit en réunion, 5 pour détention et trafic de chanvre indien, 6 pour trafic de comprimés barbituriques, 49 pour détention et usage de chanvre indien, 13 pour détention et usage de produits cellulosiques ». A cela, s’ajoute l’interpellation de 179 individus pour vérification d’identité, 9 pour vagabondage, 20 pour ivresse publique et manifeste, 31 pour vol, 2 pour complicité de vol, 4 pour vol dans un lieu de culte, 4 pour coups et blessures volontaires. Dans la même veine, 4 personnes ont été arrêtées pour conduite sans permis de conduire, 1 pour défaut d’assurance, 5 pour jeu de hasard, 14 pour abus de confiance, 6 pour escroquerie, 6 pour recel, 18 pour nécessité d’enquête, 1 pour violence à ascendant, 1 pour outrage à agent, 2 pour détention d’armes blanche. La police a également saisi une importante quantité de chanvre, 10 kg de chanvre indien, 250 g et 24 cornets. 85 véhicules et 105 motos ont été mis en fourrière.

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