Four held in Limassol drug raid after police seize 126kg of ketamine
- Four suspects, two couples of Israeli and Palestinian citizenship, were arrested in Limassol in connection with drug smuggling involving over 126 kilograms of ketamine and other substances.
- The suspects are believed to be part of a network smuggling drugs into Cyprus from Israel via luxury yachts docking at Larnaca and Limassol marinas.
- Police seized large quantities of ketamine, cocaine, methedrone, MDMA, cash, and untaxed cigarettes from two properties linked to the suspects.
- A Limassol court ordered the four suspects to remain in custody for eight days to allow the investigation to continue.
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Four held in Limassol drug raid after police seize 126kg of ketamine
Police arrested four people in Limassol after seizing more than 126 kilograms of ketamine, along with cocaine, methedrone and MDMA. A court ordered all four to remain in custody for eight days. The suspects, an Israeli couple and a Palestinian couple, were held following searches at two properties on Saturday. Police believe the group was […]
Camouflaged inside a yacht. The article From Israel to Cyprus: They Brought Drugs by Yacht – The Pink Powder of Israeli Parties appeared first on Documento.
The two, who were arrested along with a Palestinian couple, are suspected of being involved in a large drug smuggling ring to the neighboring island. During the police search, untaxed cigarettes, scales and mobile phones were also seized. According to the Cypriot police, the members of the ring used luxury yachts, with the drugs disguised as building materials
In an operation launched in the Greek Cypriot administration of Southern Cyprus following allegations that drugs were being smuggled in from Israel on luxury yachts, 126 kilograms and 630 grams of ketamine were seized.
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