Rhodes: Illegal alien trafficked cocaine and cannabis
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
After a targeted control and search that followed at his residence in Rhodes on Friday, a 32-year-old foreigner who was illegally in Greece and was trafficking cocaine and cannabis to the island of the knights was arrested by the Narcotics Enforcement Police.
Cocaine weighing 21.2 grams, raw cannabis weighing 170 grams, five medicinal narcotic pills, a precision scale and 360 euros were seized from his possession. A case file was filed against the 32-year-old for felony drug possession and trafficking and violation of the Aliens Act and he was taken to the District Attorney's Office of Rhodes.
Heroin, cannabis and pills
The police officers of the Narcotics Prosecution used their information and handcuffed a Greek and a foreigner who had drugs for sale in the house where they live together in Ioannina. During the search of the house on Friday afternoon, three packages of heroin with a total weight of 8.9 grams, two more with small amounts of raw cannabis, 33 drug pills, an electronic scale and a shotgun were seized. The perpetrators were referred to the Prosecutor's Office of Primary Ioannina and were charged with criminal charges for drug trafficking and illegal weapons possession.
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