A Dangerous Operation to Smuggle Cocaine at Beirut airport... and Security Forces Are Moving!
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This article was first published via Cedarnews.net. To follow up on more exclusive news and reports, Zorona was released on our website. It was released by the Directorate-General of the Internal Security Forces - Public Relations Division: swallowed 1.8 kg of cocaine and smuggled it through the airport. Arrested in Al-Rahra (https://t.co/8eYsIGPpQK pic.twitter.com/XIWcejUFSy**Cedar News (@cedar_news) August 31, 2026 as part of the ongoing follo…
The Directorate-General of the Internal Security Forces announced the arrest of a Nigerian national suspected of smuggling cocaine into Lebanon through the airport, after hiding in capsules and swallowing them, and seizing 1.8 kg of drugs in his possession. In a report, the Division of Public Relations of the Internal Security Forces reported that the Central Drug Control Office had received information about the smuggling of cocaine by a Nigeri…
Issued by the Directorate-General of the Internal Security Forces - the following Public Relations Division: As part of the ongoing follow-up by the Internal Security Forces to prosecute and promote drug traffickers, within the framework of the security plan developed by the Judicial Police Unit aimed at combating the scourge of drugs and reducing their spread, the Central Drug Control Office has information on... the post by video-ingestion of …
Information was available to the Central Anti-Drug Office of the Internal Security Forces that a Nigerian affiliate smuggled cocaine into Lebanon through the airport by swallowing it in the form of capsules, and that the suspect had entered Lebanese territory at dawn on 14-8-2026 through intensive and active investigations carried out by the patrols of the said office. As a result... read more
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