Słupsk: police dismantle drug dealer gang, 16.6 kg seized
Five men from Słupsk have been detained in connection with drug trafficking. Police secured over 16.6 kg of illegal substances.
Drug seizure in Słupsk
Zawsze Pomorze reports on the prosecution of five men involved in the distribution of narcotics in the Słupsk area and Słupsk County. The first arrests took place in November of last year, when police officers, based on operational findings, apprehended two suspects in possession of illegal substances.
Further searches revealed a drug warehouse and led to the apprehension of three additional persons. Police officers seized over 16.6 kg of narcotics, including cannabis, amphetamine, ketamine, cocaine, 4-CMC, 3-CMC, 4-BMC, MDMA and 2-MMC.
The District Court in Lębork ordered remand in custody for all suspects at the request of the prosecutor. Two suspects subsequently received police supervision, a ban on leaving the country, and financial bail. The accused are men aged 19 to 25. Amadeusz E. played the leading role in the operation. They acted jointly, but did not form a formal criminal group.
The suspects purchased, transported and stored narcotics and legal highs for sale on the black market. Prosecutor Paweł Wnuk, spokesperson for the District Prosecutor's Office in Słupsk, explains that the case carries a penalty of up to 12 years' imprisonment. Several of the accused admitted to the charges and provided extensive statements.
Source: Google News PL — Crime (pl)