*Piki Man Arrested With 12 Mutoriro Sachets in Mutare Bust* FOLLOW news24 CHANNEL✅️ https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaKnCI70wajrXc63FC0w A 38-year-old man from Piki Village has been arrested in Mutare after police swooped on his home and discovered 12 sachets of crystal methamphetamine, commonly known as mutoriro. Mike Moyo’s bust is part of an intensified crackdown on drug peddling networks wreaking havoc across Manicaland. Meth is a highly addictive and destructive stimulant that wreaks havoc on users' mental and physical health — triggering aggressive behaviour, hallucinations, elevated heart rates, and long-term cognitive damage. Its illegal possession and distribution are considered serious offences under Zimbabwean law due to its severe impact on individuals and communities. Manicaland provincial police spokesperson, Assistant Inspector Wiseman Chinyoka, confirmed Moyo’s arrest. “On June 11, police in Zimunya received a tip-off that Moyo had just bought crystal meth and was packing it at his house preparing to resell it. He is a known dealer in the area,” said Ass Insp Chinyoka. Police acted swiftly, raiding Moyo’s home where they discovered 12 sachets of crystal meth — all of which have been secured as evidence. Moyo is expected to appear in court soon, with investigations still ongoing. According to H-Metro, which first reported the story, the community played a key role in facilitating the arrest by sharing critical information with law enforcement. “We appreciate the community’s support in providing crucial information that led to the arrest,” said Ass Insp Chinyoka. “We urge residents to continue reporting any suspicious activities to help us curb drug trafficking in our neighbourhoods.”