By james art 
Wilmington, de -The men have been arrested and confronted with drugs related to drugs after investigating by police in Wilmington for products that he is said to have entered the THC.
On January 8, the employees responded to a business in the 700 block on South Union Street after receiving a complaint about potentially THC products. Drug members, organized crime and Deputy Department of the Wilmington Police Department spent a search of the site, revealing over 1,500 grams and 42 milliliters of suspected items soaked in THC. The investigation is progressing with the support of alcohol in Delaware and the application of tobacco, which conducted additional tests on confiscated substances.
Police later complied with a search order that led to the arrest of 18-year-old Mohammed Mohammed-Gaber. Authorities seized an additional 1754 grams of products soaked in THC and $ 2,096 in cash. Shortly thereafter, 38-year-old Esam Aloisha was also taken in custody without incidents.
Mohammed-Gaber is faced with several accusations, including the possession of a controlled substance with the intention of delivering in level 2, second-degree conspiracy and two for endangering the child’s well-being. He was appointed to the Court of Justice 20 and released at $ 17,500 an unsecured warranty.
Alowishah is accused of possessing a controlled substance, intention to deliver in level 2 and second degree conspiracy. He was appointed to the new Castle County of Common Pleas court and was released after posting a guarantee for only $ 4,000.
Authorities emphasize that all allegations are in the process of investigating, and the defendants are assumed to be innocent until they are proven to be guilty of court.
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