Over 1,000 cannabis plants found in Kamnik house search; two remanded
Police in the Kamnik area arrested two Serbian citizens, aged 35 and 37, in a house search that uncovered more than 1,000 cannabis plants and about 2 kilograms of dried cannabis. An investigating judge remanded both men on 12 November 2026 after investigators brought them before him with a criminal complaint.
Police arrested two Serbian citizens after discovering a cannabis-growing space
in the Kamnik area.[1]The Ljubljana Police Administration’s criminal police
sector searched a house there on Wednesday, 11 November 2026.[1]The suspects
were aged 37 and 35, and police acted on gathered information and a court order.[1]
Inside the specially adapted growing space were more than 1,000 cannabis
seedlings.[1]Police seized about 2 kilograms of dried cannabis and numerous
pieces of growing equipment.[1]They also seized more than 1 kilogram of
cocaine and around €3,000 in cash.[1]
Investigators detained both men and ordered pridržanje, or police custody.[1]On Thursday, 12 November, the men were brought before an investigating judge
with a criminal complaint.[2]The judge ordered pripor, detention on remand,
for both suspects.[2]
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Cannabis plants growing under lamps in the specially adapted room searched in the Kamnik area. Photo: Ljubljana Police Administration.Photo details
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Source: Kamnik.infoPackaged cocaine seized during the same Kamnik house search. Photo: Ljubljana Police Administration.Photo details
Police in Koper detained a 65-year-old man after a drunken public-order incident in which he fell, insulted a passer-by and hit him, and officers seized a small quantity of cannabis from him during the procedure. The Koper Police Administration said a payment order for the violations and a fast-track procedure would follow.
Nova Gorica police searched the home of a 51-year-old British citizen in the municipality of Kanal ob Soči on 3 November and seized eight suspected cannabis plants up to 2.3 metres tall, plus drying stems and dried plant material. Police also fined him for overstaying in the Schengen area and ordered him to leave the country.
Ljubljana District Court ordered pre-trial detention for 13 of the 15 suspects brought before an investigating judge after 41 house searches across Slovenia and 34 arrests in a four-year international drug probe. Two went under house arrest, and in November the court extended detention by two months for most defendants; police seized 51 kilograms of cannabis in Slovenia.
Slovenian police with Europol and 22 forces ended a four-year probe on 6 October 2026, arresting 34 suspects in Slovenia plus two abroad and seizing over three tonnes of cannabis within a multi-drug haul; a Ljubljana court remanded 13 in custody.
