National Guard units in Kasserine dismantled a suspected drug-trafficking network and arrested three dealers, one described as dangerous and wanted in drug cases. Officers seized 35 slabs of cannabis (zatla) weighing 3.5 kg, and the prosecution ordered the dealers jailed pending further investigation.
🇹🇳 Kasserine, Kasserine Governorate · Tunisia
Security units of the National Guard district in Kasserine dismantled a network specialising in drug trafficking.[1][2] Officers arrested three dealers, one of them described as dangerous and wanted in drug cases.[1][2] The public prosecution ordered the dealers jailed pending completion of the necessary investigations.[1][2]
The operation followed precise intelligence work and raids.[1][2] The raids seized 35 slabs of cannabis, known locally as zatla, weighing 3.5 kg.[1][2]
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