1 kilo, 222 grams of drugs hidden in a chocolate wrapper were seized in the suitcases of two passengers coming from Iran.
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Anti-Narcotic Crimes Branch Directorate teams carry out risk analysis and profile studies in order to prevent drug shipment at airports.
Drugs covered in chocolate were found in the suitcases of two Iranian national passengers, who were followed by police teams at Istanbul Airport upon suspicion.
According to the news by Elif Yavuz from Habertürk, the Anti-Narcotic Crimes Branch Directorate teams carried out a risk analysis and profile study at the airport within the scope of their work to prevent drug shipment.
During the studies, the suspicious movements of two passengers who came to Istanbul by plane from Iran attracted the attention of police teams.
E.A., an Iranian national who was followed by police teams. (34) and D.K (25) were determined to be moving separately within the airport in order not to attract attention. The suspects were stopped by police teams when they were about to take a taxi and leave the airport. During the searches made in the suitcases of the two suspects who were taken to the checkpoint, chocolate-looking packages were found hidden among the clothes.
The teams examined the packages, which were indistinguishable from the original chocolate packages when viewed from the outside, and found that the packages contained drugs covered in chocolate. During the searches carried out in the suitcases, a total of 1 kilo 222 grams of drugs were seized. Two suspects, one a woman and the other a man, who were detained during the operation, were arrested and sent to prison by the court to which they were referred, after their procedures at the police station.

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