On video: documentation from the arrest of the young women in Netav (photo: police spokesmen)
Attorney Tamir Senens (Photo: Courtesy of those photographed)
"They are good girls, they don't do drugs at all, innocent from a good home," she told Walla today (Wednesday)!
The friend of the four young Israeli women suspected of smuggling drugs into Israel.
While the two have been in custody since Sunday after being caught in Israel with more than 15 kg of cocaine and ketamine worth millions, a police source said that the suspicion is growing that this is not the first time they have smuggled drugs into Israel.
"At least some of them," the source emphasized.
"I'm shocked, and I think someone seduced them, tricked them," said the friend who planned to fly with them but canceled at the last minute.
"They put something on them without them knowing, I don't know how. They are innocent... they come from a good home and wealthy families. I'm really shocked to see this. I saw their photos and I was shocked. I'm really good friends with them," she continued.
"Two of them live in my city and we've been friends since school, friends for years. I know the other two through them... We go to parties together and spend a lot of time. They're all good girls, one is studying pastry, the other is a cook in a restaurant, it's terribly illogical - I I really miss them," she said.
"Good girls".
The young women suspected of smuggling cocaine (photo: image processing, documentation on social networks according to Section 27 A of the Copyright Law)
According to her, when her friend did not respond to her after she returned from abroad, "I thought she was missing.
She was supposed to get off in my taxi, and I called her taxi driver, he said she didn't get in the taxi and that her phone was switched off.
We were really worried, we had a hard time with the police and they told us that they had arrested her."
The lawyers of one of the suspects, Tamir Senens and Shahar Hatzroni, said: "The suspect has nothing to do with the drugs that were found, we believe that at the end of the investigation the police will also understand that this is the case and she will be released to her home."
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Young women suspected of smuggling cocaine through the National Highway (photo: photo processing, documentation on social networks according to Section 27 A of the Copyright Law)
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Young women suspected of smuggling cocaine through the National Highway (photo: photo processing, documentation on social networks according to Section 27 A of the Copyright Law)
Attorney Shahar Hatzroni (photo: courtesy of the photographers)
The young women, residents of the center in their 20's, were arrested on Sunday in Benin when a special detective unit of the Benin area foiled the smuggling of the giant.
The detective force followed two of them along the route of their entry into Israel, from the plane's sleeve, through the passport control to the collection of the luggage.
During the inspection of the luggage of three of the suspects, the police detectives revealed the large amount of drugs, which were hidden in shampoo bottles and boxes of health food supplements.
The drugs were sent to the police forensic laboratories.
Another suspect who was on the flight was arrested outside the airport with her partner and another suspect, who allegedly tried to hide the drugs.
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