Sandomierz criminal officers visited a property in Gmina Klimontów on Tuesday afternoon just before 4 p.m. acting on their own findings.[1][2] The property they visited was home to a 44-year-old man.[1][2] Investigators believed prohibited substances could be found there.[1] The man was detained and taken to the local police unit for further steps.[1][2]

A detailed search covered the residential and farm buildings and confirmed the suspicion.[1] Inside those residential and farm rooms officers found and secured the plant material.[1][2] A drug-tester examination preliminarily indicated the material was marijuana.[3][2] Police found 130 grams of dried plant material preliminarily identified as marijuana on a property in Sandomierz County.[4][2]

The property lies in Gmina Klimontów in Sandomierz County.[4] Junior Aspirant Kamil Kasprzyk of the Sandomierz district police described the test result and seizure.[4] Under Poland’s law on counteracting drug addiction, possession carries up to 3 years in prison, rising to 10 years for a significant quantity.[1] The identification of the material as marijuana was described as preliminary.[1]