The “zero tolerance” threshold for the illicit cultivation of narcotic plants is maintained in order to secure a secure drug-control line in the jurisdictions. In recent days, civilian police officers at the six street police station have successfully eliminated illicit cultivation of narcotic cannabis, removed potential drug-related security concerns in a timely manner and were fully engaged in securing the security of the bailiwick, as part of the normal process of conducting sub-village visits and crowding。
On the same day, during the day-to-day visits to the countryside, the civilian police discovered several wild plants of unusual shape in the grass along the road. On the basis of solid counter-narcotics operations, the civilian police immediately judged their suspected drug-like plant cannabis, first-time alerting, on-site control, and guard against non-minor touching and picking. In keeping with the principle of “freedom of one seed and no danger”, civilian police quickly regulate the conduct of on-site disposal: precise mapping, screening of plants on a case-by-case basis, thorough eradication with the use of specialized tools once they have been identified as cannabis, strict root removal, thorough clean-up, clean-up and clean-up, and clean-up of the growth of narcotic plants from their sources. At the same time, in accordance with the relevant legal provisions, the destroyed cannabis plant is centrally sealed and disposed of in accordance with the law, with a firm determination to block its access to society and to the public。
Upon completion of its eradication, the police station deployed a police force to counter the illicit cultivation of the drug plant in the district, conducting a networked, carpet-like screening of the section and the surrounding area, focusing on areas that are vulnerable to illicit cultivation and concealment, such as idle fields, residential fences, wild slopes, isolated forest areas, on a block-by-block basis and in close order to ensure that priority areas in the district are fully covered, no corner, no blind area, with a full mapping of the extent of toxic plant cultivation and the complete removal of all types of toxic contamination. During the screening process, the civilian police conducted a parallel face-to-face anti-drug education campaign, in which the villagers of the surrounding villages were given a detailed description of the physical features of common drug plants, such as opium poppy and cannabis, the identification of methods, the serious harm to personal health, family well-being and social stability, the clear indication of the legal responsibility of the population for the illicit cultivation, trade and consumption of drug plants, and the correction of the misperception of some of the population that “drug plants were valuable and drug-usable”. On the ground, the civilian police have called on the general public to raise awareness of drug prevention, to resist illicit cultivation, to take the initiative to learn about the drug problem, to participate actively in the fight against drugs, to report to the public security authorities whenever there are clues of drug-related offences, to work together to strengthen the anti-drug network, and to create a good social climate of “drug awareness, drug prevention and drug control for all”。
The anti-drug mapping campaign, which resulted in the legal eradication of more than 10 illicit cannabis plants, had succeeded in eliminating drug-related security risks in jurisdictions and had effectively reduced space for drug-related criminal activities. As a next step, the police station on 6th street will continue to increase its daily monitoring and monitoring efforts, regularize its counter-narcotics awareness-raising activities, with a view to “early detection, eradication and prevention”, firmly maintaining the “zero-growing, zero-yielding” threshold for the illicit cultivation of narcotic plants, effectively enhancing the drug awareness and self-protection capacity of the population in the district and making every effort to maintain social security in the district。
The police point out that plants such as opium poppy and cannabis are at the core of the processing of drugs, and that the illicit cultivation, trafficking and use of narcotic plants are illegal, seriously endangering the physical and mental health of individuals, family well-being and social stability, and must not touch the legal red line for reasons such as “watching” “drugs” and “quiet”. Under the relevant legal provisions, the illicit cultivation of narcotic plants, such as opium poppy and cannabis, amounting to 500 or more, constitutes a criminal offence and is subject to criminal liability under the law. The general public is invited to comply with the laws and regulations, to take the initiative to eliminate the illicit cultivation of narcotic plants in or around their homes and to deliver the seeds in a timely manner. In the case of drug-related leads such as illicit cultivation and illicit trafficking in narcotic plants, please call the first call for a 110-call, join forces and build a line of defence to protect our home。
