Police seize 11.5 kg cocaine in Çatalca raid, two detained
Istanbul narcotics units raided a house, a car and a truck on Sept. 15, arresting two suspects and confiscating the drugs.
KEY POINTS
- 11.5 kg of cocaine seized in Çatalca, Istanbul
- Two suspects detained and sent to courthouse
- Operation conducted by Narcotics and Intelligence units
- House, car and truck searched on Sept. 15
- Suspects charged with drug manufacturing and trafficking
Istanbul Police Department Narcotics and Intelligence units conducted a joint operation in Çatalca on Sept. 15 targeting drug manufacturing and trafficking. Officers searched a residence, an automobile and a truck, seizing a total of 11 kilograms 500 grams of cocaine.
Two suspects were taken into custody during the raid. After processing at police headquarters, the detainees were referred to the courthouse for judicial proceedings.
The operation was coordinated by the Istanbul Governor's Office and carried out under the supervision of the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.
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