Police raid a Podgorica home, seize Ksalol and buprenorphine tablets
A 31-year-old man was arrested after officers found scales, cannabis, and packaging items.
Police raided a home and other rooms used by a 31-year-old man in Podgorica, Montenegro, and seized several types of drugs.
Officers searched the property after an order from the state prosecutor in the Higher State Prosecutor’s Office in Podgorica. During the raid, they found a metal box in a living-room cabinet containing Ksalol and buprenorphine tablets, both listed as narcotics.
Police also found a precision scale, PVC packaging with dark green plant material suspected to be marijuana weighing about 14 grams, and several small empty PVC pouches with closures used for drug packing.
A further search uncovered more clear PVC bags intended for packaging drugs, as well as a hand-rolled cigarette, known as a joint. A mobile phone was also taken from the suspect for expert examination.
The man was arrested by police and is accused of unauthorized production, possession and placing on the market of narcotics. The case was reported to the Higher State Prosecutor’s Office in Podgorica, which ordered the arrest.
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Source:
Informer