The Delta State Police Command has uncovered an illegal factory where fake wine is being produced and arrested the owner, one Kenneth Ajie, at Ovwia in the Udu Local Government Area of the state. The acting Police Public Relations Officer in the state, DSP Bright Edafe, stated this on Thursday in Asaba. He said, The Commander of the Delta State Police Command Anti-Cult Unit, after due intelligence gathering, mobilised operatives on a sting operation with the Civilian Anti-Cult Volunteer Corps and arrested one Kenneth Ajie of Amadaga village and uncovered an illegal factory, where fake alcoholic drinks are being produced. The suspect, who produces the fake wines in his house, operates without any licence. He sells the wine for the sum of N300 per bottle and ₦3,600 per carton; he confessed that he bottles the wine himself by using bottles that have already been used and disposed. He buys these bottles at the rate of ₦10 each, and also buys the cork from the open market. He claims that he washes the bottles himself, corks the wines himself and sells to members of the public; he works alone and produces between one and three cartons per day.” Items recovered from the suspect, according to Edafe, include bottles of drinks suspected to be fake wine.