Saudi narcotics police arrested a Saudi citizen and a Yemeni border violator in Asir region for allegedly promoting hashish, methamphetamine and regulated tablets. Both were referred to the Public Prosecution after initial legal procedures.
🇸🇦 Asir region, Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia’s General Directorate of Narcotics Control arrested two people in Asir region, one a Yemeni border-security violator and the other a Saudi citizen.[1][2][3] The pair were accused of promoting hashish, methamphetamine known as shabu, and tablets subject to medical-trade controls.[4][2][3]
Both suspects were stopped, statutory procedures were taken against them, and they were referred to the Public Prosecution for further investigation.[1][3]
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