CAMP TOLENTINO, Bataan -- Meaning business in their campaign against illegal drugs, a top PNP official reported that four more suspected drug peddlers were arrested Sunday night in a buy-bust operation.

Sr. Supt. Arnold D. Gunnacao, Bataan police director, said that first to fall in a series of follow-up operations was Cesar Renosa, 42, married, of Barangay Wawa in Abucay town after handing to a poseur-buyer two pieces of P500 bills laced with ultra violet powder, in exchange for one heat-sealed transparent sachet of shabu.

Confiscated from his possession were another nine pieces of small heat-sealed transparent plastic sachets, each containing white crystalline substance believed to be shabu, and one improvised tooter.

Inspector Galahad Taqueban, chief of police of Abucay PNP,  pegged the confiscated illegal drugs at an approximate street value of P10,000.

Violation of illegal drugs law sections 5, 11 and 12 will be charged against Reñosa. His arrest is part of the follow-up operations of the Bataan police against the peddling of illegal drugs in the province upon the order of Col. Gunnacao.

In Sta. Rosa, Pilar town, Col. Gunnacao said the Pilar PNP led by Inspector Ronnie Fabia, chief of police, also collared Rolando Manalo, Aiza Bantay and Bienvenido Ramos, all of Bagac town after they reportedly sold shabu worth P10,000 to policemen who posed as buyers during a buy-bust operation.

The buy-bust operation was conducted right inside the Marian Hotel, following reports that there were drug pushers selling shabu in the area.

Right after arresting the three suspects, Fabia said that another six sachets of shabu were confiscated from the possession of the suspects.