Criminal investigators from the County Police Headquarters in Bolesławiec, acting on the basis of findings, surveillance and a series of operational measures, led to the arrest of three men linked to drug-related crime.
Senior constable Aleksandra Pieprzycka from the Wrocław Provincial Police Headquarters:
The 26-year-old was arrested at his place of residence; after entering the premises, police officers detected a characteristic odor. At the scene, officers seized marijuana, methamphetamine, MDMA tablets, as well as a firearm and ammunition.
She also emphasized: – The evidence gathered in the case clearly confirmed that the Bolesławiec resident made money by selling drugs. The 26-year-old was charged with three offenses: possessing a significant quantity of drugs and supplying narcotic substances for financial gain. He will also face charges for possessing a pistol and ammunition without the required permit. The prosecutor imposed police supervision as a preventive measure against the suspect.
The criminal investigators’ next step was to search property used by a 50-year-old man linked to the 26-year-old. The spokesperson said: – Near the residential building, in a place concealed by pallets, police officers found three robust plants, while two glass jars containing marijuana were secured in the garage. The 50-year-old admitted to growing and possessing marijuana.
The next person suspected of being linked to drug-related crime was a 39-year-old man. The officer said:
Police thoroughly searched his home. In rooms used by the man, officers secured seven packages containing a significant quantity of prohibited substances. The 39-year-old was charged with two offenses: possessing a significant quantity of marijuana and supplying it for financial gain.
All the suspects are residents of Bolesławiec County.
Senior constable A. Pieprzycka summarized:
In total, Bolesławiec police officers removed more than 2,600 commercial doses of marijuana, 100 doses of methamphetamine and several MDMA tablets from the market, and secured three cannabis plants, a firearm and ammunition. Officers also secured a vehicle and money from the detainees to cover potential future penalties.
Possessing a significant quantity of narcotic substances and selling them is punishable by up to 10 years in prison. Possession of drugs and illegal cannabis cultivation carry a sentence of up to three years in prison. Possessing a firearm or ammunition without the required permit can result in up to eight years behind bars.