Dealer sold heroin to undercover Dubai cop

The National staff

DUBAI // A drug dealer was caught trying to sell 74 capsules of heroin to an undercover police officer.

The Asian man, a 25-year-old unemployed husband, agreed to deliver the drugs to the officer last month.

When the delivery was complete the man, referred to as KNK, was arrested.

Police searched his car and home and found 114 more capsules of heroin inside a bag in his bedroom.

He was charged and referred to the public prosecution.

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