A well-known DJ in shops in Exarchia and more broadly in Athens, he is, according to information, the 33-year-old who was arrested on Tuesday (7/1) in Peristeri, accused of possession and trafficking of narcotics. The arrested person is also said to have played at a big party that took place on New Year’s in the capital.
The police officers of the Narcotics Prosecution tracked him down following relevant information about his activity in the trafficking of processed cannabis in the form of chocolate, ketamine, raw cannabis, MDMA and ECSTASY, to an unspecified number of people in the wider area of Attica.
The police investigation and profiling confirmed the criminal activity of the 33-year-old, who, according to police sources, is a member of a wider criminal drug trafficking network.
On Tuesday morning, the police located and arrested the 33-year-old at his home in Peristeri. In fact, in addition to the quantities of drugs, the amount of 3,900 euros was also found in his possession.
In particular, the following were identified:
- two nylon packages, containing processed cannabis in the form of chocolate, with a total gross weight of 159 grams,
- a nylon package, containing ketamine, with a gross weight of 80 grams,
- a nylon package, containing raw cannabis, gross weight 50 grams,
- two nylon packages, containing the narcotic substance MDMA, in rock form, with a total gross weight of 58 grams,
- a nylon package, which contained 17 ECSTASY drug tablets,
- a piece of ECSTASY narcotic tablet,
- a nylon package, which contained the narcotic substance MDMA, in the form of a brown powder, with a gross weight of 4 grams,
- an improvised paper package, containing processed cannabis in the form of chocolate, with a gross weight of 2.1 grams and
- eight improvised nylon packages, containing the drug MDMA, in powder form, with a total gross weight of 5.2 grams.
He also had two telephones and two precision electronic scales in his possession. With the case filed against him, the 33-year-old was taken to the competent prosecutor’s office.
Source: www.enikos.gr
