Over 220 Pounds of Drugs Seized in Israeli Warehouse Bust
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
State prosecutors indicted two young men from Ahisamakh for allegedly storing over 100 kilograms of dangerous drugs, including ketamine and MDMA, along with tens of thousands of pills, in a home warehouse. The drugs were seized by authorities and included cocaine and other narcotics. Prosecutors are seeking to detain the men until their trial, citing their alleged deep involvement in drug trafficking and distribution.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Two young men from Ahisamakh were indicted for allegedly storing over 100 kg of dangerous drugs.
- Authorities seized approximately 37,000 pills, 20 kg of MDMA, and 87 kg of ketamine.
- Cocaine and other narcotics were also found in the home warehouse.
- Prosecutors are seeking to detain the defendants until the end of legal proceedings.
- The indictment charges the men with joint possession of dangerous drugs.
State prosecutors have filed an indictment against two young men from the moshav of Ahisamakh, who were allegedly storing vast quantities of dangerous drugs in a home warehouse. The indictment, filed with the Central District Court in Lod, details the seizure of approximately 37,000 pills, about 20 kilograms of MDMA, 87 kilograms of ketamine, cocaine, and other narcotics. The drugs were reportedly packed in suitcases, bags, and boxes, and divided into numerous smaller packages.
About a month prior to their arrest, the two allegedly loaded the drugs into a vehicle. Prosecutors are seeking to detain the defendants until the conclusion of legal proceedings and to confiscate their property, characterizing them as drug traffickers. In their detention request, prosecutors emphasized that the immense quantities and wide variety of drugs found indicate the suspects' dangerousness and deep involvement in the trade and distribution of illicit substances. The indictment charges the two with joint possession of dangerous drugs.
