Two Saudis arrested for drug and controlled pill trafficking in Jouf, Najran
Saudi drug control authorities have arrested two citizens in Jouf and Najran for trafficking narcotics and prescription-only pills, referring them to prosecutors.
Saudi authorities have arrested two Saudi nationals in Jouf and Najran regions, accusing them of drug and controlled pill trafficking. The General Directorate of Narcotics Control announced the apprehension of the suspects for allegedly distributing hashish, amphetamines, and prescription-only pills. Both men have been referred to the Public Prosecution following completion of all legal proceedings.
In Jouf, a suspect was detained for distributing hashish, amphetamines, and prescription-only pills before being referred to the Public Prosecution. In Najran, another individual was arrested for trafficking prescription-only pills, after legal measures were taken against him and he was referred to the Public Prosecution. Authorities urge citizens and residents to report any information related to drug smuggling or trafficking activities, promising to handle all reports with strict confidentiality. Reports can be made via various channels including a dedicated hotline and email address.
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