An Asian tried to smuggle "hashish" in a phone box

BAHRAIN

The first criminal high appellate court upheld an Asian prison for 15 years after trying to insert two cannabis and narcotic tablets in an iPhone phone box.

The prosecution directed the defendant that on August 16 in the Security Department of the Kingdom of Bahrain, he first brought with the intention of trafficking cannabis and psychotropic substances in cases other than those legally authorized, and also acquired and achieved with intent to use narcotic drugs (hashish) and psychotropic substances in other than legally authorized conditions.

The case started while the accused came from his country and while crossing the customs area, where the customs officer suspected him and asked him to go to the red path for inspection. Lawn.

The accused denied the charge of trafficking, and claimed that the drug that was found was brought for personal use, but investigations with the accused revealed that the quantity found was intended for trafficking, and it has been clinically proven to contain the suspect's drug-generating sample.