20 doctors' stamps, forged identities and hundreds of thousands of shekels: The drug fraud

A resident of Kadima Zoran in his 70s is suspected of forging prescriptions and trading in narcotic drugs. A pharmacist from the north was also arrested in the investigation. The raid uncovered 20 doctors' stamps, forged identity cards, and hundreds of thousands of shekels in cash. The prosecution is expected to file an indictment.

A resident of Kadima Zoran in his 70s is suspected of forging prescriptions and trading in narcotic drugs. A pharmacist from the north, suspected of selling him the drugs for cash, was also arrested in the investigation. During a raid on the suspect's home, approximately 20 doctors' stamps, dozens of forged identity cards, and health fund cards in the names of others were found. Additionally, more than 200,000 shekels, about 20,000 euros, and about 15,000 dollars in cash were seized. The investigation was opened by the Fraud and Cyber Crime Investigation Unit of the Central District, following a report from the Ministry of Health. Among the drugs he allegedly purchased were Fenta, Ritalin, and Percocet. The prosecution is expected to file an indictment against the two.