Brăila organised-crime police and prosecutors of DIICOT’s Brăila territorial office, Romania’s directorate for organised crime and terrorism, investigated a 26-year-old person for continued trafficking in risk and high-risk drugs.[1][2] Prosecutors’ case papers state that during 2026 the person obtained, held and sold various quantities of cannabis and 3-CMC, a synthetic stimulant sold in Romania under the generic name cristal, for sums between 400 and 1,300 lei.[1][2] Drugs the person allegedly traded were taken out of circulation during the investigation.[1][3]

On 5 November 2026 police carried out two searches in the municipality of Brăila, finding and taking cannabis, a grinder, sums of money in lei and euros, and other evidence.[1][2]

DIICOT Brăila prosecutors ordered the person detained for 24 hours on Thursday, 5 November 2026.[1][3] On Friday, 6 November, prosecutors asked the rights-and-freedoms judge of the Brăila Tribunal to order the person’s preventive arrest for 30 days.[1][2] Brăila county gendarmes supported the operation.[1][2]

Police stated that those under investigation keep their procedural rights and the presumption of innocence throughout the criminal process.[1][2]