Israel Police seized approximately 800 packages of narcotics and prescription drugs from a warehouse in Tel Aviv, the police reported on Wednesday.
Officers from the Jaffa Police Station, together with Border Police and detectives from the Ayalon Police Station, conducted a search at the warehouse as part of their ongoing efforts to combat the spread of drugs and the illegal trade of unsupervised prescription medications.
The police discovered a large amount of drugs, including stimulants, painkillers, and other medications. Additionally, substances suspected to be cocaine, ecstasy, and crystal meth were seized.
The suspects, a couple in their 40s from Tel Aviv, were arrested and taken for questioning at the Jaffa Police Station.
Warning from police
In a statement, the police emphasized the dangers of consuming prescription drugs and narcotics without medical supervision, warning that it can lead to severe health risks and even irreversible damage.