Czech police arrested two people suspected of selling methamphetamine, known as pervitin, directly in their Volkswagen near Sokolov. A 45-year-old man and a 37-year-old woman were detained on 11 November shortly after 8 pm near Citice, with police using coercive means. The man was accused of selling pervitin in dozens of cases since February to different people around Sokolov. Police allege he also bought the drug for further resale and tried to deliver it for a fee to a specific person who was serving a prison sentence outside the Karlovy Vary Region. The woman was accused of helping with the drug for further resale and then selling it in multiple cases. After the arrest, a judge ordered a search of other premises and property, including the Volkswagen. Officers seized cash, a mobile phone, and a package containing a white crystalline substance. A home search in Sokolov turned up several plastic bags with a white crystalline substance and various medicines in tablet form. The public prosecutor requested the 45-year-old man be placed in custody, and the court granted the request. The woman’s legal status in the article is limited to charges. If guilt is proven, the man faces up to 10 years in prison, while the woman faces up to 5 years. Both are currently at the prosecution stage, with the case progressing through the courts after their detention and searches.