Kobani Asayish arrest nine in anti-drug operation
QAMISHLI, Syria (North Press) – The Internal Security Forces of the Autonomous Administration (Asayish) announced on Monday the arrest of nine individuals accused of drug use and trafficking in the city of Kobani, northern Syria.
In an official statement, Asayish said that its Anti-Narcotics unit carried out a series of operations on Sunday, November 9, following a formal complaint from the public prosecution. The operations targeted both users and traffickers, resulting in the successful apprehension of the suspects.
A specialized team from the Investigation and Intelligence Department conducted detailed information-gathering and surveillance, which enabled officers to locate the suspects and execute coordinated raids. During the searches, authorities confiscated 22 Captagon pills and approximately 2 grams of crystal meth.
The statement emphasized that investigations are ongoing under the supervision of the public prosecution, as authorities continue to track networks involved in drug distribution and abuse.
Local security officials noted that such operations are part of sustained efforts by the Asayish and related administrative bodies to maintain community safety, curb the spread of narcotics, and strengthen public order in the region.