Over 140kg of Suspected Drugs Seized in Rishon Lezion Apartment
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Police in Rishon Lezion seized over 140 kilograms of a suspected drug called "Doctor" from an apartment believed to be a drug lab. A 60-year-old man found at the scene was arrested, and his detention was extended. The investigation into the drug operation and the suspect's involvement is ongoing.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Over 140kg of suspected "Doctor" drug seized in Rishon Lezion apartment.
- Police suspect the apartment was operating as a drug laboratory.
- A 60-year-old resident of central Israel was arrested at the scene.
- The suspect's detention has been extended until tomorrow.
- Detectives from the Jaffa station conducted the raid with a search warrant.
Police in Rishon Lezion have seized over 140 kilograms of a substance suspected to be the drug "Doctor," believed to be intended for distribution. The discovery was made during a raid on an apartment on Nir David Street, which police suspect was operating as a drug laboratory.
A 60-year-old resident of central Israel, who was present in the apartment during the raid, was arrested. His detention has been extended until tomorrow.
The operation was carried out by detectives from the Jaffa station, who arrived at the apartment with a search warrant. During the search, large quantities of the suspected drugs were found in various forms. The total weight exceeded 140 kilograms.
The suspect was taken for questioning at the Jaffa station and subsequently brought before a judge, who ordered his arrest extended. Police are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the possession of the substances, the scope of the activity in the apartment, and the suspect's involvement in the case.
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