Bedouin Tracker Arrested for Alleged 10kg Captagon Smuggling to Gaza
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
Southern District Police, Shin Bet, and IDF arrested a Bedouin tracker and IDF reservist suspected of attempting to smuggle 10kg of Captagon into Gaza. The drugs were found in an IDF patrol vehicle in Gaza. The suspect, from Tel Sheva, was apprehended during a joint operation and his detention was extended.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- A Bedouin tracker and IDF reservist was arrested for attempting to smuggle 10kg of Captagon into Gaza.
- The drugs were discovered by police, Shin Bet, and IDF forces in an IDF patrol vehicle in Gaza.
- The suspect, a resident of Tel Sheva, was apprehended during a joint operational activity.
- His detention has been extended until tomorrow pending further investigation.
Southern District Police, in cooperation with the Shin Bet and the IDF, arrested a reservist soldier on suspicion of attempting to smuggle drugs into the Gaza Strip. The detainee is a Bedouin tracker, believed to have tried to smuggle approximately 10 kilograms of Captagon, which were ultimately seized from a military patrol vehicle within the Gaza Strip. His detention has been extended until tomorrow.
The operation to thwart drug smuggling into Gaza began after intelligence indicated the involvement of an active reservist soldier. The suspect, a reservist in his 30s from Tel Sheva, was apprehended during a joint operational activity by forces in the Gaza Strip while he was in an IDF patrol vehicle. They discovered a bag containing about 10 kilograms of Captagon, suspected to be intended for smuggling into Gaza.
The suspect and the seized items were transferred for further investigation by the Negev District Police, and the court extended his detention until tomorrow.
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