Prison visit ends in detention: 60-year-old woman tried to pass five packages of hashish to an inmatePhoto by peri ✨ on Pexels
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Prison visit ends in detention: 60-year-old woman tried to pass five packages of hashish to an inmate

SOL27 August 2026 at 15:21

A 60-year-old woman was detained after trying to pass five packages of hashish to an inmate during a prison visit. The attempt to introduce drugs into the prison facility was detected by the authorities.

The woman was handed over to the Public Security Police (PSP) following the detention. After the detention, she was brought before the court for questioning.

In court, the most severe precautionary measure was applied to the defendant. This decision was due to the fact that she already had criminal records related to the crime of drug trafficking.

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