Palestinian anti-narcotics police in Gaza seized about 100 green banjo seedlings, dried banjo plants and seeds from a man identified only as A.D. Officers secured the cannabis and referred him to a police investigation inspector.
Palestinian police anti-narcotics officers in Gaza seized about 100 green banjo
seedlings, a large quantity of dried banjo seedlings, and banjo seeds kept for
planting.[1]The Al-Tuffah anti-narcotics unit made the seizure with the units
for Al-Rimal and the beach, teams named for neighbourhoods of Gaza City and its
coast.[1]They said the cannabis was in the possession of a man identified
only by the initials A.D.[1]
Officers secured the seized quantity and referred the accused to the police
investigation inspector to complete the legal procedures against him.[1]The
figure of about 100 covers only the green seedlings; the dried seedlings are
described as a large quantity, and the seeds only as a quantity held for
cultivation.[1]No other person is named in the police account of the seizure.[1]The joint operation was the work of the Palestinian police anti-narcotics
service, which said it had both living plants and material ready to grow more.[1]
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A March 2025 archive copy of the same page printed 30 March / May 2011 instead of October.
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