Two Israelis Charged With Drug Trafficking After Massive Bust
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Two Israelis, Shalom Gali, 23, and Nahorai Hayon, 22, were indicted for possessing large quantities of drugs intended for profit. The indictment details the seizure of approximately 37,000 ecstasy pills and 87 kilograms of ketamine, cocaine, and other drugs from a storage unit in Ahisamakh. The prosecution is seeking their detention until the end of proceedings and the confiscation of their assets, citing their deep involvement in drug trafficking.
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- Shalom Gali, 23, and Nahorai Hayon, 22, were indicted for drug possession with intent to profit.
- The indictment includes approximately 37,000 ecstasy pills and 87 kilograms of ketamine and cocaine.
- The drugs were seized from a storage unit in the moshav of Ahisamakh.
- The prosecution requested the defendants be held until the end of proceedings.
- The prosecution also seeks the confiscation of the defendants' assets.
- The defendants allegedly purchased a vehicle specifically to transport the drugs.
Two young men, Shalom Gali, 23, from Ahisamakh, and Nahorai Hayon, 22, from Be'er Yaakov, were indicted on Sunday for possessing large quantities of drugs in a home storage unit in the moshav of Ahisamakh, with the intent to profit. The indictment, filed by the prosecution at the Central District Court in Lod, charges them with joint possession of dangerous drugs.
The two allegedly conspired with a third individual to store the drugs in the storage unit. They later decided to transport the drugs using a vehicle they purchased specifically for this purpose. Approximately a month ago, they loaded about 37,000 ecstasy pills and around 20 kilograms of other drugs, totaling approximately 87 kilograms of ketamine, cocaine, and other substances, into the vehicle. The drugs were packed in suitcases, bags, and boxes, and divided into numerous packages.
The prosecution has requested that the defendants be held in custody until the conclusion of legal proceedings and that their assets be confiscated, characterizing them as drug dealers. The arrest request stated that the immense quantities and wide variety of drugs indicate their dangerousness and deep involvement in drug trafficking and distribution.
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