Jerusalem Bus Driver Arrested for Driving Under Influence of Cocaine and Cannabis
Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
A 26-year-old East Jerusalem bus driver was arrested for driving under the influence of cocaine and cannabis, resulting in a 30-day license suspension and bus seizure. Separately, a lawyer from the Krayot was arrested for large-scale crystal meth possession and placed under house arrest after initial imprisonment.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Jerusalem bus driver arrested for driving under influence of cocaine and cannabis.
- Driver's license suspended and bus taken out of service for 30 days.
- Arrest was part of an operation by Jerusalem district detectives and Oz police.
- Two days earlier, a Krayot-area lawyer was arrested for large-scale crystal meth possession.
- Lawyer was imprisoned, then released to house arrest with restrictions.
- Both cases are ongoing investigations handled by Israeli police.
A 26-year-old bus driver from East Jerusalem employed by Superbus was detained this week on suspicion of driving under the influence of dangerous drugs, specifically cocaine and cannabis, police announced on Wednesday. The arrest took place during an operational activity conducted by detectives from the Jerusalem district alongside officers from the Oz police station. Following a hearing, the driver's license was suspended for 30 days, and the bus was taken out of service for the same period.
Separately, two days prior, a lawyer from the Krayot area was arrested on suspicion of possessing a large quantity of the hard drug crystal meth. This arrest followed a planned raid on his apartment. After being taken into custody, the lawyer was interrogated at the Zevulun police station and subsequently imprisoned. His detention was extended multiple times by the court as the investigation proceeded, but he was eventually released to house arrest under restrictive conditions.
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