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A drug dealer uses a delivery bag as a disguise… and the Information Branch arrests him.

8/7/2026

The Directorate General of the Internal Security Forces – Public Relations Division issued the following communiqué:

As part of the ongoing follow-up carried out by the Internal Security Forces to curb drug dealing across various Lebanese regions, the Information Branch received information about an unidentified person selling drugs on the Old Saida Road.

As a result of inquiries and investigations, the Branch was able to identify him as:

N. D. A. born in 2001, Syrian national

On 19 June 2026, after close surveillance and monitoring, one of the Branch’s patrols was able to arrest him in the act in the Hadath area while he was selling drugs on board an unregistered motorcycle, which was seized. He was carrying a bag used for delivery orders in order to disguise his activity.

Upon searching him and the motorcycle, the following were found:

12 plastic capsules inside a silver-colored envelope

12 transparent plastic capsules containing a white substance

4 capsules inside an envelope bearing a yellow SPEC sticker

3 capsules containing a white rock-like substance, marked “110” on one side and “حجر” on the other

3 plastic caps inside an envelope containing a white substance

2 plastic caps inside a bag bearing a yellow sticker marked “special offer,” containing a white substance

2 bags containing a black-colored substance

A black leather bag, a helmet, a delivery bag, a mobile phone, and a sum of money

During questioning, he confessed to the charges attributed to him in terms of selling drugs on board the motorcycle on which he was arrested, for the benefit of another person, on the Old Saida Road between Hadath and Choueifat. He added that he receives between 50 and 60 US dollars for each working day, and that he picks up the goods from an unidentified person riding a motorcycle, in different locations including the Kafaat roundabout, Hadath, and the Old Saida Road.

The necessary legal measures were taken against him, and he was handed over, along with the seized items, to the competent authority, based on the instructions of the competent judiciary.

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