Libya's Deterrence Agency, Al Rada, said it seized about 100,000 MDMA pills from a sea shipment that left an unnamed European country. [1] Officers intercepted a cargo van after a tip about a trafficking gang and referred suspects to prosecutors. [1] Print 100,000. Print referred. Do not print a mapped cartel.

Gulf News filed the tablets as molded in a former leader's likeness. [1] A likeness is a likeness. It is not a network map. Print 100,000. Print the referral.

A North African transit bust is not a closed Mediterranean. Instability since 2011 is context, not a conviction. Leave a second haul to the edition that owns a second haul.

Saturday is not a closed trafficking map.
Print 100,000 as Saturday's count.
A hundred thousand tablets in a single seizure puts Libya's transit role in hard numbers. Likeness-molded pills point to a branding operation, not street dealing. Referrals, not convictions, are Saturday's product.

Referred cases proceed; Saturday refers. Referrals are the product. Convictions belong to courts.

Courts convict later; Saturday's product is a referral, not a wrap. Likeness-molded pills are branding. Gulf News named the count.

The named Saturday count is about 100,000 pills in Gulf News, not a later wrap. A former leader's face on the tablets is color. Referral to prosecutors is the legal step in hand. Europe's unnamed port of departure stays unnamed.
Gulf News named the count. Referral to prosecutors is the step in hand. Do not spend a later wrap.

Gulf News named the count. Europe's unnamed port of departure stays unnamed. Do not spend a later wrap.

-- YOSEF STERN, Jerusalem