Foiled Drug Smuggling at Ben Gurion Airport
Israeli police thwarted a smuggling attempt at Ben Gurion Airport by seizing 20 kg of suspected ketamine from a Hadera man's suitcase. The man, arriving from France, was acting suspiciously, prompting a search that led to his arrest.
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- Israel
Authorities at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv successfully intercepted a significant drug smuggling attempt on August 25.
Police seized 20 kg of suspected ketamine from the luggage of a 30-year-old man from Hadera, Israel. The individual had just arrived on a flight from France.
The operation was initiated after the man exhibited suspicious behavior, prompting law enforcement to conduct a thorough search of his suitcase. As a result, he has been arrested for his alleged involvement.
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