Dubai Police seize 2.3 tonnes of narcotics worth Dh115 million
Dubai Police have broken up an organised drug ring and seized 2,323 kilograms of narcotic pills and psychotropic substances, with an estimated street value of Dh 115,191,233. Fourteen Asian suspects were arrested in the operation, and investigators say the group was linked to a criminal network operating outside the country. The haul included large quantities of prescription drugs commonly…
Dubai Police have dismantled an organized drug ring, seizing 2,323 kilograms of narcotics with an estimated street value of Dh 115.19 million. Fourteen suspects from Asia were apprehended during the operation, linked to a broader criminal network operating outside the country. The seized drugs included prescription medications like Xanax, Tramadol, and Lyrica, as well as Alcon Mydriacyl eye drops, crystal meth, marijuana, and paper soaked in narcotics.
A crucial tip-off initiated the investigation, leading to the deployment of specialized teams to monitor the suspects and uncover the extent of the operation. Following the intelligence, Dubai Police orchestrated a synchronized arrest of all 14 individuals, securing the drugs and initiating legal proceedings. The narcotics were found concealed in 113 boxes, highlighting the extensive scale of the drug distribution plan.
The suspects' questioning revealed their affiliation with an overseas criminal network. Legal action has been taken against them, with preparations underway for their transfer to judicial authorities. Dubai Police pledged to continue their efforts to combat drug trafficking and protect the community, especially the youth, from the harmful effects of narcotics, emphasizing their commitment to maintaining public safety.
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