Hashish dealer arrested in Giza before sale to customers
Giza detectives arrested a suspected hashish dealer before he could sell his supply to customers across the governorate, seizing hashish, cash and a phone. The suspect admitted possessing the drugs for sale and was referred to the Public Prosecution for investigation.
Giza Security Directorate officers arrested a drug dealer found with a quantity
of hashish before he could sell it to customers across the governorate.[1][2]Giza criminal investigators had received information that the man was trading in
narcotics and promoting hashish to drug users while operating across several
areas.[1][2]
After completing the required legal procedures, detectives prepared an ambush
and arrested the accused.[1]Officers searching him found a quantity of
hashish, cash said to be proceeds of sale and a mobile phone he used to contact
customers.[1][2]When confronted, he admitted possessing the drugs for sale and
said the cash came from sales and the phone was for contacting customers.[1][2]
Police filed a report on the incident and referred the accused to the Public
Prosecution, which took over the investigation.[1][2]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Arrested
1
Agency
Giza Security Directorate
Agency type
Police
Cannabis
Hashish
Activity
Sale, Trafficking
Case stage
Under investigation
Region
Giza Governorate
Date
Publication date
Sources
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