Sixty-year-old arrested for drugs in Brescia, second time in two months
A sixty-year-old man was stopped by Brescia local police in possession of six grammes of MDPV. The judge validated the arrest and ordered house arrest.
Arrest validated in the Fornaci neighbourhood
According to bresciatoday.it, a sixty-year-old Brescia resident was arrested by local police in possession of six grammes of MDPV, the synthetic drug known as "Super coke". The judge validated the arrest and imposed house arrest as a precautionary measure, with the case already proceeding to immediate trial.
The drug was found in the man's apartment in a historic building in the Fornaci neighbourhood, following an investigative operation lasting several weeks. Officers observed two people leaving the residence: one of them was carrying a jar containing the narcotic substance. The subsequent raid allowed authorities to recover additional quantities of drugs and materials for packaging doses. A party was in progress in the apartment.
Complaints from residents, exasperated by the constant flow of people and evening noise, contributed to triggering the investigation. In September the owner had already been arrested for the same reason: found in possession of MDPV, a synthetic stimulant whose price can reach 200 euros per gramme.
Following the first arrest, the man had been subjected to an obligation to report to the carabinieri barracks. The measure did not prevent the new intervention by local police, which this time concluded with the seizure of the drugs and referral to the courts.
Source: Google News IT — Crime (it)