Two Arrested in Corfu for Drug Trafficking
Corfu, March 1, 2026 – Two individuals were arrested on Friday, February 27, by police services of the Corfu Police Directorate on separate drug trafficking charges. The arrests followed targeted operations and information exploitation by the Drug Enforcement Department.
First Case: 60-Year-Old Man Apprehended with Heroin and Cocaine
In the first case, following intelligence, officers from the Drug Enforcement Department of the Corfu Crime Prevention and Suppression Sub-Directorate located and arrested a 60-year-old Greek national in an area on the outskirts of Corfu city. A search revealed and confiscated:
- 25 grams of heroin
- 4 grams of cocaine
- 4 grams of unprocessed cannabis
- A precision scale
The individual was taken into custody, and a preliminary investigation has been launched to determine the full extent of his involvement in drug trafficking activities.
Second Case: 17-Year-Old Foreign National Arrested with Cocaine
The second case involved the arrest of a 17-year-old foreign national. As part of targeted controls by DI.AS. Group police officers, the minor was located in Corfu city and arrested. During the operation, officers discovered and confiscated:
- 10 self-made packages containing a total of 10.2 grams of cocaine
- A precision scale
The drugs were found in the minor’s possession and in an outdoor area he used to conceal narcotics. Following the arrest of the minor, his parents were also arrested on charges of neglecting their parental supervision duties.
Ongoing Investigation and Legal Proceedings
Preliminary investigations in both cases were conducted by the Drug Enforcement Department of the Corfu Crime Prevention and Suppression Sub-Directorate. The arrested individuals, facing felony charges, were brought before the Public Prosecutor of Corfu. The authorities are continuing their efforts to dismantle drug trafficking networks on the island and ensure public safety.
These arrests highlight the ongoing commitment of the Corfu Police Directorate to combat drug-related crime and protect the community from the harmful effects of illegal substances. Further details regarding the investigations are expected to be released as they progress.
Source: https://lawandorder.gr/kerkyra-synelifthisan-diakinisi-narkotikon-1-3/
