Security forces in Giza Governorate arrested a 40-year-old unemployed man on 9 September 2026 within the jurisdiction of Al-Manira Al-Gharbeya police station, according to Egyptian news reports.[1][2] Officers seized 325 bundles of hashish, a sum of money and a sharp weapon during the operation led by Captain Taha Salah, head of investigations at the station.[2]

Confronted with the seizure, the man admitted possessing the hashish to sell for profit and said the cash came from drug sales, Al-Wafd reported.[2] He said he kept the weapon for self-defence.[2] Legal steps were taken and the public prosecution opened an investigation; Jarayid reported a four-day detention order pending inquiries.[1][2]

Jarayid’s English brief gave the same bundle count but did not repeat the officer’s name or the confession details spelled out in Arabic.[1]