Zagreb police find 132 cannabis plants in two Dugo Selo grow labs
On 30 September 2025 Zagreb County police searched a house and yard in Dugo Selo, finding two improvised cannabis laboratories with 132 plants, 225 grams of processed cannabis, scales and packing material, and handed a 44-year-old Bosnian citizen to a pre-trial judge after filing drug charges.
Zagreb County police finished a criminal inquiry into a 44-year-old citizen of Bosnia and
Herzegovina suspected of unauthorised production and trafficking of drugs.[1][2]
On Tuesday 30 September 2025 officers searched his house and outbuildings in Dugo Selo and found two
improvised indoor cannabis laboratories containing 132 plants between 80 and 100 centimetres tall,
225 grams of cannabis, a precision scale with drug traces and packing material.[1][2]Investigators
said he used lighting, ventilation and air filtration to grow cannabis for resale, drying and
repackaging it on the same property, and they seized cash they linked to drug sales.[1][2]
After the search police filed a criminal report and placed him in pre-trial detention.[1][2]
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