Police Seizes More Than 214,000 Pills Suspected to Be Narcotic in Beit Jala
Bethlehem - Ofoq News - The police seized more than 214,000 pills suspected to be narcotic substances of Captagon and Tramadol, valued at over 10 million shekels, during a joint and specialized operation in Beit Jala. The police spokesperson, Major Luay Arzeqat, stated that the operation was carried out by the Beit Jala Police Station and the Anti-Narcotics Branch.
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Bethlehem - Ofoq News - The police seized more than 214,000 pills suspected to be narcotic substances of Captagon and Tramadol, valued at over 10 million shekels, during a joint and specialized operation in Beit Jala. The police spokesperson, Major Luay Arzeqat, stated that the operation was carried out by the Beit Jala Police Station and the Anti-Narcotics Branch.
Source: Ma'an News Agency
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