Specially trained police dogs detected dozens of cocaine packets in Mykonos
A police unit with specially trained dogs identified a drugs hideout in Mykonos, leading to the arrest of a 30-year-old trafficker.
Specially trained police dogs detected dozens of cocaine packets in Mykonos
A targeted police operation in Mykonos led to the arrest of a 30-year-old man accused of drug trafficking. Authorities identified a significant quantity of cocaine that had been hidden in a hideout.
During the operation, specially trained dogs of the Hellenic Police took on the task of locating the drugs. The animals detected the hideout containing the cocaine packages and subsequently led officers to traces of the suspect.
Dozens of small packets containing cocaine were found in the 30-year-old's possession. The total quantity of the drug seized amounted to significant kilograms. The arrested man was brought before the competent prosecutor.
The island of the Winds has become a target for drug trafficking networks owing to its intense tourist activity and nighttime entertainment. Authorities have intensified checks, with specially trained dogs carrying out targeted searches in ports and areas with high concentrations of people.
Source: Protothema.gr
Source: Proto Thema