Leader of neo-Nazi group from Bratislava accused of selling mephedrone and ketone
A 22-year-old leader of the neo-Nazi group Valhalla from Bratislava faces charges of unlicensed drug trafficking. The court will decide on remand proceedings.
Leader of Valhalla group detained during drug collection
One of the former leaders of the Bratislava neo-Nazi group Valhalla faces charges of unlicensed manufacture and trafficking of narcotic and psychotropic substances. According to Aktuality, investigators from the criminal police department of the Regional Police Directorate in Bratislava brought charges against 22-year-old M. P. T. from Bratislava.
Regional police spokesman Michal Szeiff informed the media on Monday afternoon that the accused had, from no later than 12 February 2026 onwards, procured drugs through an encrypted telecommunications application and subsequently sold them to end users for profit. "Most frequently, he procured and then sold the substance mephedrone (4-MMC) and ketone (4-CMC) in this manner," Szeiff clarified.
Bratislava criminal investigators detained the Bratislava man on 1 October whilst he was directly receiving a narcotic and psychotropic substance. After carrying out necessary procedures, they placed him in police custody. The investigator has already processed a motion for remand proceedings, which will be decided by the court.
The Valhalla group spread fear on the streets of Bratislava in recent years. During an extensive police operation of the same name in 2025, officers detained more than 20 people. In addition to drug-related offences, the accused faces a new charge of extremist criminal activity, related to the founding, support and promotion of a movement aimed at suppressing fundamental rights and freedoms.
Source: Aktuality