Major Drug Trafficking Network Busted in Gurugram
The Himachal Pradesh Police have arrested Naviel Harrison, a major supplier of LSD, from Gurugram and uncovered a narcotics trafficking network. The arrest follows an operation where two other individuals were caught with LSD. Harrison allegedly exchanged LSD for cannabis with the accused, revealing a complex drug network.
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In a significant breakthrough, the Himachal Pradesh Police on Friday apprehended Naviel Harrison, marking a turning point in unraveling a major narcotics trafficking network. Naviel, a 27-year-old from Calicut, Kerala, was arrested in Gurugram, police sources confirmed at a media gathering.
The arrest followed the earlier detention of Sandeep Sharma from Moga and Priya Sharma from Sirmaur, found with approximately 562 strips of LSD valued at over Rs 1.1 crore. The interrogations and analysis of digital evidence led to the capture of Harrison, noted Additional Superintendent of Police, Abhishek Dhiman.
The interaction between Harrison and Sandeep via WhatsApp was pivotal in the illicit trade, as detailed by Dhiman, where LSD was exchanged for cannabis. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities probing the potential involvement of additional individuals.
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