Israel Police seize drugs worth one million shekels in Ramla
During routine police activity tonight (between Thursday and Friday), officers stopped a vehicle for inspection in the city of Ramla. During the search of the vehicle, the officers discovered a large quantity of a substance suspected to be cocaine.
The suspect, a resident of the city in his 40s, was arrested on the spot by the officers. According to police estimates, the weight of the seized substance exceeds one kilogram, and its market value is estimated at approximately one million shekels.
The suspect was transferred for questioning at the local police station, and the vehicle in which the drugs were found was impounded. The police are expected to request that the court extend the suspect's detention in order to continue the investigation into the incident.
This incident joins a series of operations carried out by the Israel Police aimed at combating drug trafficking across the country. The police emphasize that they will continue to act decisively against criminals attempting to distribute dangerous drugs to the public.