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Ongoing Story· Day 41

Police Seize 17 Kilograms of Drugs in Tel Aviv Apartment

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PanetSecurity

Police Seize Over 5 Kilograms of Hashish in Al-Fureidis Home Raid

Translated & summarized from Panet by baba

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Arabic · Sole source

Israeli police confiscated approximately 5.4 kilograms of suspected hashish during a raid on a home in Al-Fureidis. The operation, part of a drug crime crackdown, led to the arrest of a local resident. Police confirmed their continued efforts to combat drug offenses and bring perpetrators to justice.

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  • Police seized about 5.4 kilograms of suspected hashish in Al-Fureidis.
  • The raid was conducted by officers from the Zichron Yaakov police station.
  • A resident of Al-Fureidis was arrested in connection with the seizure.
  • The operation is part of an ongoing effort to combat drug crimes.

Police in Israel announced the seizure of approximately 5.4 kilograms of suspected hashish during a raid on a residence in the town of Al-Fureidis. The operation was conducted by officers from the Zichron Yaakov police station as part of ongoing efforts to combat drug offenses. During the search of the home, officers discovered a bag containing the suspected hashish, weighing about 5.4 kilograms.

A suspect, identified as a resident of Al-Fureidis, was arrested and taken to the police station for questioning. Authorities stated that their activities to combat drug crimes will continue, aiming to apprehend those involved and bring them to justice.

PanetArab · Arara

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