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Israeli Fugitive Arrested in Bolivia on Drug Smuggling Charges

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Israeli National Arrested in Bolivia on Drug Smuggling Charges

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An Israeli citizen wanted for drug smuggling was arrested in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, on October 22. He is suspected of organizing the 2017 import of 5.3 kg of cocaine into Israel using a female courier. The arrest was a joint effort by Israeli and Bolivian police, and extradition proceedings have begun.

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  • An Israeli national was arrested in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, on October 22.
  • He is wanted by Israeli police for a drug smuggling case.
  • The suspect allegedly organized the 2017 import of 5.3 kg of cocaine to Israel.
  • A female courier was reportedly used in the smuggling operation.
  • Israeli and Bolivian law enforcement conducted the joint operation.
  • Extradition proceedings to Israel are underway.

An Israeli national, wanted in connection with a drug smuggling case, was apprehended on Thursday, October 22, in Santa Cruz, Bolivia. The arrest was a joint operation between an Israeli police representative in South America and local law enforcement. Israeli police reported that the suspect is believed to have organized the import of 5.3 kilograms of cocaine from Bolivia to Israel in 2017, utilizing a female courier. Authorities located the suspect through intelligence gathering efforts. An extradition process to bring the individual to Israel has been initiated.

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