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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Pharmacist Accused of Supplying Narcotics Illegally in Central Israel

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Two Indicted for Distributing Narcotics Using Fake Prescriptions

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The State Attorney's Office indicted David Atar and pharmacist Jamil Suwaid for allegedly distributing thousands of narcotic drugs using forged prescriptions. The two operated a network for six months from the 'Club Pharm' pharmacy in Beit Yanai, selling the substances to third parties. Atar is accused of obtaining the fake prescriptions and IDs, while Suwaid allegedly dispensed the drugs.

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  • David Atar and pharmacist Jamil Suwaid were indicted for distributing thousands of narcotic drugs using fake prescriptions.
  • The alleged operation ran for six months from the 'Club Pharm' pharmacy in Beit Yanai.
  • Atar is accused of obtaining forged prescriptions and identity cards.
  • Suwaid, the pharmacist, allegedly dispensed drugs based on the fraudulent prescriptions.

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