1.6 kg cannabis seized in Fethiye; one suspect jailed
Police in Fethiye, Muğla detained H.A.U. on suspicion of drug trafficking and seized 1 kilo 625 grams of cannabis and a precision scale from a home and vehicles. The suspect was referred to court and remanded in custody.
Police in Fethiye, Muğla detained suspect H.A.U. in an operation targeting drug
trafficking.[1][2][3]The operation was coordinated by the Fethiye Chief Public
Prosecutor’s Office and carried out by provincial police intelligence and
anti-narcotics teams against H.A.U., assessed as trading in drugs.[1]
Searches of the suspect’s home and vehicles found 1 kilo625 grams of cannabis
and one precision scale.[1][2][3]A second account confirms searches of the
identified home and vehicles found 1 kilo625 grams of cannabis and a precision
scale.[4]
After police procedures H.A.U. was referred to the judiciary and remanded by the
court and sent to prison.[1][2][3]The second account says the on-duty criminal
court ordered H.A.U.’s remand after he was brought to the courthouse.[4]
Photos and video
Fethiye narcotics bureau display of the seized esrar bag, loose cannabis and red precision scale, with NARKO signs labelled ESRAR and an inset of the handcuffed suspect. Photo: Muğla Emniyet / NarkotikPhoto details
Source: Haberci TV · archived copyPhoto published with the Fethiye cannabis seizure and suspect's remand, captioned 'Fethiye'de aramalarda 1 kilo 625 gram esrar ele geçirildi, şüpheli tutuklandı'. Photo: AA / Son DakikaPhoto details
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