Israeli police raided a cannabis nursery in Rehovot, arresting two suspects and seizing hundreds of plants after what the force described as weeks of investigations. Police said the two arrested people were thought to have both grown the cannabis and dealt it.
🇮🇱 Rehovot · Israel
Police arrested two people in a raid on a cannabis nursery in Rehovot, seizing hundreds of plants.[1] The police stated that the operation had come after weeks of investigations.[1] The two suspects were thought to have been involved both in growing the drugs and in dealing them.[1]
Marijuana seized during the raid on the Rehovot nursery was photographed, in an image credited to Israel Police.[1]
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