Israeli police announced that they were conducting a drug raid at a residential building in Haifa on Sunday, when officers found a 1-year-old child locked in an iron cage.
Sunday's operation was in Ashdod, where police arrested seven suspects at what they believed to be a plant-based drug laboratory. Cops had been investigating the alleged operation for five months.
On Monday, police arrested 33 suspected drug dealers after an informant supplied information over the course of eight months. According to the Post, the informant had purchased large amounts of drugs including MDMA, cocaine, LSD, hallucinogenic mushrooms, and more from them.
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