Beirut Airport Police Thwart Drug Smuggling to Saudi Arabia
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Beirut airport security officers have thwarted an attempt to smuggle narcotic pills to Saudi Arabia, the state-run National News Agency reported on Tuesday.
NNA said that the officers searched a 25-year-old Jordanian after suspicion fell on him.
They found 3.4 kilograms of narcotic pills in the hand luggage of the passenger who was traveling to Saudi Arabia, the agency added.
The suspect was arrested and referred to the Bureau of Narcotics to question him.
Last month, another passenger was arrested for smuggling narcotic pills to Saudi Arabia.
19 February 2013, 16:10
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In a way, it is good for him that he got caught here, and not there :)
19 February 2013, 18:34
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Shame on you Al Kafi. People around the world read what you wrote and assume all Arabs are as mean as you. People don't realize there are so many kind wonderful Arabs, as most are. It is people like you who write rude mean things who give Arabs a bad name. Shia vrs Sunni vrs Christian vrs Buddist vrs whatever. We're all just people living life the best way we know. When somebody says something you don't like why not just let it go? Turn the other cheek? Be nice. Be kind. Seek peace and you just might find it.
20 February 2013, 02:11
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Now I know how most of the Lebs work in KSA for a few years ,and then all of the sudden they are buying flashy cars houses etc.. Drugs Drugs Drugs ,good job by our customs /security ..
