Over 100 kg and tens of thousands of pills: massive quantities of dangerous drugs in two young men's warehouse
The State Prosecutor's Office has filed an indictment against two young men from Moshav Ahisamakh who held massive quantities of drugs in their home warehouse, including approximately 87 kg of ketamine, about 20 kg of MDMA, and some 37,000 pills. The prosecution is requesting their detention until the end of proceedings and the confiscation of their property.
The State Prosecutor's Office today (Sunday) submitted an indictment to the Central-Lod District Court against two young men from Moshav Ahisamakh, who held exceptionally large quantities of drugs in their home warehouse. According to the indictment, about a month ago the two loaded into their vehicle drugs including some 37,000 pills, approximately 20 kilograms of MDMA, about 87 kilograms of ketamine, cocaine, and other drugs, which were packed in suitcases, a bag, large bags, and boxes. The prosecution is requesting that the defendants be detained until the end of legal proceedings against them and that their property be confiscated, as they are drug dealers. In the detention request, the prosecution noted that the enormous quantities and wide variety of drugs indicate their dangerousness and their deep involvement in the trade and distribution of dangerous drugs.