Haifa Police Uncover Drug Farm, Seize 160kg of Cannabis
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Haifa police raided two apartments in the Hadar and Ramot Remet neighborhoods, uncovering a drug farm and seizing approximately 160 kilograms of suspected cannabis. Several individuals were arrested, and administrative orders were issued to close the two apartments. The operation is part of the police's ongoing efforts to combat drug cultivation and trafficking.
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- Haifa police seized about 160 kilograms of suspected cannabis in two apartments.
- Investigators discovered an apartment used for cultivating drugs during the raids.
- Several suspects were arrested in connection with the drug operation.
- Administrative orders were issued to close both apartments involved.
- The operation targeted drug cultivation and trafficking in the Carmel region.
Police in Haifa have uncovered an apartment used for cultivating drugs and seized approximately 160 kilograms of suspected cannabis. The discovery was made during raids conducted by investigators from the Special Investigations Unit in the Carmel region, targeting two apartments in the Hadar and Ramot Remet neighborhoods of Haifa. Several suspects were arrested in connection with the findings.
During the searches, investigators found one apartment dedicated to drug cultivation and discovered the large quantity of cannabis spread across both locations. The total haul of suspected narcotics weighed around 160 kilograms, with about 5 kilograms found in one of the apartments.
Following the successful operation, the Commander of the Coastal District Police, Major General Yehiel Bohdana, issued administrative orders to close both apartments. These measures are intended to prevent further illicit activities linked to drug cultivation and trafficking at these locations.
The police stated that these actions are part of their ongoing efforts to combat drug-related crimes, focusing on cultivation and trafficking, and apprehending those involved.