Naomi Fisch — person repeatedly arrested in Rehoboth on drug trafficking and cocaine possession charges, currently facing multiple prosecutions under the Abuse of Dependence-Producing Substances Act.
“However, yesterday was not to be, after the 33-year-old alleged drug kingpin was denied bail in the Rehoboth Magistrate's Court, less than six months after her release.”
Naomi Fischwas arrestedon allegations of possessing and dealing in crack cocaine
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“REPEAT drug accused Naomi Fisch, 33, has been arrested again on allegations of possessing and dealing in crack cocaine following an undercover operation in Block F, Rehoboth.”
Fischis facing chargesunder the Abuse of Dependence-Producing Substances Act
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“Fisch is facing charges under the Abuse of Dependence-Producing Substances Act, including allegedly dealing in a dangerous prohibited dependence-producing substance, as well as defeating or obstructing the course of justice.”
Naomi Fischwas re-arrested forpossession of cocaine and cash believed to be proceeds of illegal activity
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“Fisch's 35-day short-lived freedom came to an end when she was re-arrested on Wednesday, 18 March 2026, for possession of cocaine and cash believed to be the proceeds of illegal activity.”
Naomi Fischwas re-arrested after police reportedly foundcocaine in her possession during operation at her residence
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“Out on bail and facing drug trafficking and money laundering charges, alleged drug kingpin Naomi Natanya Fisch (31) was re-arrested after police reportedly found cocaine in her possession during a sophisticated operation at her Rehoboth residence.”
Naomi Fisch, 33, was arrested on Saturday after police recovered 15 units of suspected crack cocaine and N$5,100 in cash during an undercover operation in Rehoboth. She was denied bail in the Rehoboth Magistrate's Court, less than six months after her previous release.
Naomi Fisch, 33, was arrested on Saturday after police recovered 15 units of suspected crack cocaine and N$5,100 in cash during an undercover operation in Rehoboth. She was denied bail in the Rehoboth Magistrate's Court, less than six months after her previous release.
Naomi Fisch was arrested on 5 September 2026 following an undercover police operation in Rehoboth, with officers recovering 15 units of suspected crack cocaine and N$5 100 in cash. The Rehoboth Magistrate's Court denied her bail, with the State Prosecutor citing fears of reoffence, witness interference, and public interest concerns; this is Fisch's third arrest, with the matter postponed to 26 November 2026.
Naomi Fisch, 33, has been arrested on allegations of possessing and dealing crack cocaine following an undercover police operation in Block F, Rehoboth. Officers recovered 15 units of suspected crack cocaine valued at about N$1,500 and N$5,100 in cash; Fisch is facing charges under the Abuse of Dependence-Producing Substances Act, including dealing in a dangerous prohibited substance and defeating or obstructing the course of justice.
Naomi Fisch, 31, appeared in Rehoboth Magistrate Court and was remanded in custody after being re-arrested on 18 March 2026 for possession of cocaine and cash believed to be proceeds of illegal activity, just 35 days after being granted bail on a first cannabis and money-laundering charge. She faces two counts including drug dealing and money laundering, with the case postponed to 15 July 2026 for further investigations.
Naomi Natanya Fisch (31), out on bail facing drug trafficking and money laundering charges, was re-arrested after police found cocaine at her Rehoboth residence. Police confiscated six doses of suspected cocaine powder and 26 units of crack cocaine, along with N$6 320 in suspected proceeds of crime.
Naomi Fisch, 31, is set to appear in Rehoboth Magistrates Court on 20 March 2026 on new drug charges after her arrest on 18 March for dealing in cocaine and crack cocaine. She was previously released on bail for a similar drug matter in February 2026.
Naomi Fisch has been re-arrested by Namibian Police after allegedly being found with cocaine at her Rehoboth residence, a month after she was granted N$10,000 bail in a separate drug case.
Naomi Fisch, accused of drug trafficking and money laundering, was granted N$10,000 bail by Rehoboth Magistrate Wilka Amalwa on Wednesday, despite the State presenting a strong case against her. She must surrender her passport, remain in the Rehoboth District, and avoid interfering with witnesses or investigations.
Magistrate Wilka Amalwa granted bail of N$10,000 to Naomi Fisch in a Rehoboth drug and money laundering case involving 200 grams of cannabis and N$154,000, with conditions that she not interfere with police investigations or leave the district without written permission.
Five people accused of drug trafficking and money laundering, including Naomi Fisch and Steve Schneiders, have been served with a preservation order freezing their bank accounts and other assets. The State alleges that unexplained funds totalling over N$150,000 found in their accounts are proceeds of drug-dealing activities.