16/09/2025
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Policemen seized P2.7 million worth of shabu found inside a car of two couriers intercepted at a checkpoint in the center of Shariff Aguak town in Maguindanao del Sur on Sunday afternoon, September 14.
Municipal officials and traditional Moro leaders told reporters on Monday, September 15, that they shall help the police prosecute the now detained Junnie Tuazon and Saida Sandigan for violation of the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002.
Brig. Gen Jaysen De Guzman, director of the Police Regional Office-Bangsamoro Autonomous Region, said on Monday that the duo was courteously flagged down by personnel of the Shariff Aguak Municipal Police Station, led by Major Pablo Boloy, Jr., supposedly only for a routine inspection, but they became distraught and frantic after they were asked to pull over along the highway.
De Guzman and Maguindanao del Surโs police director, Col. Salman Sapal, had separately told reporters that the policemen and local executives at the checkpoint where merely enforcing the ban on carrying of fi****ms by the Commission on Elections as of a security measure related to the forthcoming October 13, 2025 Bangsamoro parliamentary elections.
Boloy, his subordinates and the local officials who noticed the reaction of Tuazon and Sandigan immediately subjected their black car to a search and found inside 400 grams of shabu, costing P2.7 million, in eight small transparent plastic containers.
Tuazon and Sandigan had confessed to the mayor of Shariff Aguak, Akmad Ampatuan, and police investigators that they came then from Talitay, Maguindanao del Norte, and were to deliver the shabu confiscated from them to a contact in General Santos City.
Photo shows the shabu couriers Tuazon and Sandigan, now clamped down in police detention facility. (September 16, 2025, Shariff Aguak, Maguindanao del Sur, Bangsamoro Region)
