National Guard officers in Mohamedia arrested two men and a woman after uncovering what a security source called a criminal agreement.[1][2][3][4] The Research and Inspection Brigade of the National Guard region in Mohamedia, in the Ben Arous district of the National Guard, carried out the operation.[1] A security source gave the account to the Tunis Afrique Presse agency, and outlets published it on Wednesday 11 November 2026.[1]

Officers seized about 7,000 drug tablets of various kinds, a quantity of cocaine and a quantity of Indian hemp, the term used for cannabis, during the same operation.[1][2][5][4] They also seized Tunisian currency approaching 25,000 dinars, the security source said.[1][2][6][4] Nessma, also citing the Tunis Afrique Presse agency, reported the same Mohamedia seizure of about 7,000 tablets, cocaine and Indian hemp, plus cash approaching 25,000 dinars.[7]

The public prosecutor’s representative in Ben Arous reviewed the file and ordered that legal procedures be taken against the three.[1][2][6][4] Al Chourouk, citing the Tunis Afrique Presse agency, published the same account that day, including the arrest of two men and a woman and the seizure of Indian hemp.[8]