Abu Dhabi: A man has been charged with possessing drugs after police allegedly found them in a stuffed teddy bear.
Colonel Ebrahim Al Zaabi, Director of the Anti-Narcotics Department at
Abu Dhabi Police, said officers found around 4,300 anaesthetic pills,
three kilograms of hashish, 0.25kg of heroin and a number of syringes
filled with narcotics at the home of the man, who is in his 20s.
“The drugs were found stuffed in a teddy bear and a water cooler on the roof of his home,” said Al Zaabi.
After monitoring the suspect for two months, police officers captured
him in a carefully planned operation. “The accused made his movement
carefully so he does not get caught,” Al Zaabi said. “He even targeted
customers from different age groups for this purpose.”
The suspect also allegedly served a prison sentence for a previous drug
charge and his father has been imprisoned in a similar case since June
2012 in another emirate. According to police, the suspect’s father has
been involved in several drug-trading cases since 1991.
Al Zaabi urged all parents to monitor their children especially in their youth to prevent them going down a similar path.
“Families who deal with their children in a harsh way make their young
ones feel the urge to be independent,” Al Zaabi said. “This causes
teenagers to seek privacy and form their own personalities. Influenced
by their parents’ harsh treatment, a youth may stray into the paths of
drug abuse.”
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