Greek Coast Guard's narcotics dog found the drug stash, 64-year-old suspect arrested in Piraeus
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- Greek Coast Guard's dog named "Kelly" seized cocaine and cannabis in Piraeus.
- A 64-year-old suspect was arrested as a result of the operation.
- A judicial process was initiated against the perpetrators and the investigation is ongoing.
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The specially trained drug detection dog "Kelly", belonging to the Greek Coast Guard (Limeniko), uncovered the stash where cocaine and cannabis were hidden in an operation conducted at the Port of Piraeus. As a result of the operation, a 64-year-old individual was detained and taken into custody.
Thanks to the dog's high-level scent detection ability, authorities quickly reached the location where the drugs were hidden, ensuring the collection of evidence and the seizure of the toxic substances before they could be released into the market. This successful operation once again demonstrated that security forces continue their fight against illegal trade in airports and seaports.
The judicial process regarding the incident is ongoing, and the suspect is expected to be brought before the court soon. Authorities are deepening the investigation to explore whether the operation has any links to a broader drug network.
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- Where did the incident take place?
- The operation was carried out in and around the Piraeus port in Greece.
- How were the drugs detected?
- A specially trained narcotics dog belonging to the Coast Guard found the stash where the drugs were hidden by sniffing it.
- Who is the captured suspect?
- A 64-year-old suspect was taken into custody in connection with the incident.
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