Regardless of the invention of the medicine, these chargeable for the hidden amount stay unknown – ELAS investigations are ongoing
An surprising discovery was made by the authorities in Chania at midday on September 11, when 35 kilograms of hashish had been present in an deserted underground warehouse that had been used throughout the Second World Warfare.
In accordance with data reported by Cretapost, the police investigation, which has been ongoing for a while within the space, led to the invention of the quantity of hashish within the warehouse. This underground constructing, which was a part of an previous army shelter, had been deserted for many years. The quantity of medication was hidden with nice care, with the purpose of remaining undetected.
Regardless of the invention of the medicine, these chargeable for the hidden amount stay unknown. Authorities are constantly looking for data that may result in the arrest of these concerned, whereas the incident is being investigated as a part of a wider drug trafficking ring within the space.
It’s famous that this amount is among the largest that has been detected within the space of Chania lately, which has brought about concern to the native authorities in regards to the scale of unlawful trafficking.
The ELAS announcement
“After acceptable utilization and analysis of knowledge that got here to the Kissamos Police Division concerning the existence of a hiding place (kavatza) of medication derived from the cultivation of hashish seedlings, law enforcement officials of the Kissamos Police Division organized and carried out an exploration operation in a rural space of the Municipality of Kissamos.
Throughout the operation, an underground outside space fastidiously coated was situated the place barrels containing unbalanced packages with portions of uncooked hashish with a complete weight of 35.5 kg had been discovered and seized. As well as, precision scales and supplies for the packaging of hashish had been seized.
A amount of hashish and different proof had been collected by law enforcement officials of the Service and the Division of Legal Investigations of the Common Regional Directorate of Crete and confiscated for additional laboratory examination.
Investigations are underway to establish and arrest the perpetrators.
The preliminary investigation continues by the Kissamos Police Division.”
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