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Muhammad Dzulhilmi Salimi, 32, pleaded guilty on Dec 18 to one charge of importing a controlled drug, one charge of consuming drugs and another charge of possessing utensils intended for drug consumption. He also grew three cannabis plants in his Housing Board flat in Bedok Reservoir Road, a charge that was taken into consideration for sentencing. Nabil lived in the United Kingdom and sold cannabis and sweets containing tetrahydrocannabinol, a substance found in cannabis. Dzulhilmi told Nabil to keep one packet for himself and to repack the remaining 19 packets of sweets so they look less suspicious, before shipping them to Singapore. However, Nabil told him the packets looked fine and there was no need to repack them. He then shipped a parcel containing the 19 packets to the residence of the accused by registered mail. The cannabis edibles came in various colours and looked like innocuous gummies and candies. On the same day, CNB officers arrested Dzulhilmi at his residence. The officers found cannabis plants, loose cannabis and a drug utensil in his room. Dzulhilmi admitted he had consumed cannabis that day. His subsequent urine test also contained traces of the drug. The lawyer also noted that his client had cooperated fully during investigations and had pleaded guilty at the earliest opportunity. In response to the case, a CNB spokesperson reminded the public that consuming or importing any controlled drug, including cannabis products or edibles, is illegal in Singapore. Even when overseas, any Singapore citizen or permanent resident found to have consumed controlled drugs will be liable for a drug consumption offence, said the spokesperson. In a previous reply to The Straits Times after Thailand legalised cannabis in June , CNB said scientific evidence has shown that cannabis is addictive and harmful , citing world bodies like the International Narcotics Control Board and studies that highlight the adverse effects of long-term cannabis use, such as increased risk of developing psychotic symptoms or schizophrenia. A New York Times article in January noted that the accidental consumption of cannabis edibles among children under the age of six had surged in recent years in the United States, according to a published study. The most frequent health outcome children experienced was central nervous system depression. Symptoms include drowsiness, lowered blood pressure and slurred speech, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse. More On This Topic. Buying cannabis online was like ordering takeout pizza, says former abuser. Just sign up for a free account and log in to continue reading. Sign up. Already have an account? Log in. Resend verification e-mail. Subscribe now. Frequently asked questions. Good job, you've read 3 articles today! Back to the top.

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The drugs included g of cannabis, 13g of methamphetamine, also known as Ice, 5g of ketamine, 1g of heroin, 42 Erimin-5 tablets, two Ecstasy tablets and 65 vape devices suspected to contain tetrahydrocannabinol. A year-old woman and year-old man, both suspected drug traffickers, were among those arrested. The woman was arrested at her home in Compassvale Drive in Sengkang, where officers recovered around g of cannabis and drug paraphernalia from her bedroom. The man was arrested at his home in Bedok North Street 3, and around g of cannabis and drug paraphernalia were seized. He added that CNB will not be deterred from carrying out enforcement against such offenders just because of the anonymity that such applications offer. Statistics released by the CNB in February showed that more than half of new drug abusers arrested in were below age Among them were five year-olds, who were the youngest abusers to be arrested. There was also a rise in the number of female drug abusers, with arrested in , compared with in It is an offence to traffic or offer to traffic in a controlled drug, regardless of whether the person is doing it for himself or on behalf of another person, and whether or not the latter is in Singapore. More On This Topic. Buying cannabis online was like ordering takeout pizza, says former abuser. Drug offences Central Narcotics Bureau Telegram. Just sign up for a free account and log in to continue reading. Sign up. Already have an account? Log in. Resend verification e-mail. Subscribe now. Frequently asked questions. Good job, you've read 3 articles today! Back to the top.

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