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Massive Drug Haul Intercepted Near Modi'in

Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Israeli police seized nearly half a ton of cannabis and a small amount of cocaine, along with cash and a vehicle, hidden in cartons near Modi'in. A suspect has been arrested and is awaiting a court appearance.

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  • Police seized 455 kg of cannabis and 13 g of cocaine near Modi'in.
  • The drugs were found hidden in dozens of cartons.
  • NIS 21,000 cash, a vehicle, and phones were also confiscated.
  • A suspect from Givat Shmuel was arrested.
  • The suspect will appear in court for detention extension.

Israeli police have seized approximately 455 kilograms of cannabis and 13 grams of cocaine, along with NIS 21,000 in cash, a commercial vehicle, and four mobile phones, during an operation in an agricultural area near Modi'in. The drugs were reportedly found hidden in dozens of cartons. The operation was conducted by detectives from the Tel Aviv Lev station, Border Police officers, and a police dog handler, acting on a court order.

During the search, officers noticed a commercial vehicle and numerous cartons nearby, which contained drugs apparently packaged for large-scale distribution and sale. The suspect, a man in his 30s from Givat Shmuel, was arrested and taken for questioning at the Tel Aviv Lev station. He is scheduled to appear in court, where police will request an extension of his detention pending the investigation.

KipaRight · Jerusalem

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