Cocaine dealer arrested in Brașov: sold drugs at gymnasium, earned €3,000 per day
A 47-year-old man from Brașov was placed under preventive arrest for 30 days after selling cocaine inside a gymnasium. Over one kilogramme of drugs was found hidden in carved paintings and chess boards.
Cocaine hidden in carved paintings and chess boards discovered at drug dealer in Brașov
A 47-year-old man was detained by the Organised Crime Division in Brașov after allegedly selling cocaine inside a gymnasium in the municipality, obtaining sums of up to €3,000 per day, according to bzb.ro.
According to the case report, during the period March–October 2026, the suspect allegedly repeatedly procured, possessed and sold various quantities of cocaine at prices ranging between 3,000 lei and €3,000 per transaction. The gymnasium was deliberately chosen as a point of sale: access was granted on a subscription basis, which allowed the man to control the space in which he conducted transactions.
On Tuesday, 3 November, investigators carried out four searches. At one of the suspect's addresses, over one kilogramme of cocaine, MDMA tablets, a precision electronic scale, objects bearing traces of substance and a sum of money in lei were discovered and seized. The drugs, portioned into several bags, were hidden in secret compartments arranged inside carved wooden paintings and two chess boards.
On Wednesday, 4 November, the court ordered, at the request of DIICOT Brașov, the issue of a preventive arrest warrant for 30 days. The charge filed is "trafficking in high-risk drugs in continuous form".
Source: Google News RO — Crime (ro)