27-year-old arrested as 2 kg cannabis found in Akko flat raid
Akko police raided a flat in the city and seized about 2 kg of suspected cannabis with a dog unit's help. A 27-year-old resident was arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking and jailed pending a detention-extension request.
A 27-year-old resident of Acre was arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking and
drug possession.[1][2]Detectives from the Acre police station raided an
apartment in the city.[1][2]Detectives and intelligence officers of the Acre station in the Asher area carried out the operation with the district canine unit.[2]
During the raid, officers found about 2 kilograms of material suspected to be
cannabis in the apartment.[1][2]Police said the material was located in the
apartment with the assistance of a dog unit and was suspected to have been
intended for trade and distribution.[1]
The suspect was questioned at the Acre station and was jailed when the
questioning ended.[1]A police spokesperson said police would ask the court to
extend the suspect’s detention in accordance with the needs and findings of the
investigation.[1][2]
Photos and video
Police photo of the suspected cannabis seized in the Akko apartment. Photo: Israel Police spokesperson, via Blinker.Photo details
Police in Netivot detained a resident in his 20s on suspicion of drug trafficking, searched his bag and his home and seized about 186 grams of cannabis oil and cannabis alongside three other drugs. Doctor, crystal and dosa are not cannabis; the man was taken to the Netivot station for investigation.
Arrested 1Cannabis 186 gSites 1Cash confiscated ILS 8,300
Police brought Leonid Gleizer, 28, of Hadera, before the Kiryat Shmona Magistrate's Court after a search of his car and person found about 250 grams of suspected cannabis and cash. Judge Eran Bar-Or extended his detention until 15 November 2026 on suspicion of trafficking and possession not for personal use.
Police from the Zevulun station arrested a 24-year-old Kiryat Yam man on suspicion of running a drugs laboratory at 11 Shapira Street in Haifa. A Haifa magistrate extended his detention by four days, to 9 November, after his lawyer and the police agreed, and a second suspect was mentioned in court.
Kfar Saba police raided a plant nursery in Hod Hasharon on 21 July 2026 and seized more than 200 kilograms of marijuana and hashish, some of it hidden in chocolate, cookies and candy. Four central Israel residents were arrested, and a court extended their detention until 27 July.
