British pensioner, 76, is paraded with a hood above his head right after he is ‘caught with £16,000 drug haul in Goa’
- Stephen Slotwiner, 76, was arrested at his rented house in village of Arambol
- Police seized hashish, ecstasy tablets, MDMA and some LSD in the raid
- If convicted the suspect faces a prison sentence of up to 6 months
- A photograph demonstrates him future to law enforcement in chair with a black hood above his head
A British pensioner has been paraded with a hood more than his head following he was allegedly caught with a £16,000 drug haul in Goa.
The 76-calendar year-aged, who law enforcement named as Stephen Slotwiner, was arrested at his rented residence in the village of Arambol.
In the raid, the law enforcement seized 512 grams of cannabis, 40 ecstasy tablets and 80 grams of MDMA and some LSD.
If convicted, Slotwiner faces a prison sentence of up to 6 months beneath India’s Narcotic Drug and Psychotropic Substances Act.
A photograph shows him in a chair with a black hood over his head and two eye holes slice into it, as law enforcement officers surround him.
The 76-year-old, Stephen Slotwiner, was arrested at his rented house in the village of Arambol. Pictured: Slotwiner surrounded by officers after his arrest
Officers raided his accommodation simply because they experienced gained a suggestion off about drug possession.
The raid and drug seizure was confirmed by Law enforcement Inspector Dattaram Raut.
These located possessing quantities of medicines which are over a kilo can face between 10 and 20 many years in jail.
This hottest law enforcement raid is 1 of a collection of modern drug busts in the location, as Goa’s chief minister termed for a crackdown on the trade.
Some others who have been caught with medication incorporate a tourist from Bengaluru and the proprietor of a community restaurant.
The police reported that a scenario was registered in opposition to Slotwiner below the NDPS Act.
This newest police raid is one of a sequence of current drug busts in the location, as Goa’s main minister called for a crackdown on the trade (inventory graphic)
