Officers of the hooligan-crime unit of the Łódź regional police headquarters arrested two men aged 45 and 46 over drug offences at a property in Konstantynów Łódzki on 4 November 2026.[1][2] Plain-clothes officers watching the property saw a delivery van pull up at about 15:10 and its driver and another man load various items into it.[1][3][2][4]
Police stopped the van and found a glass jar of dried plant material and a fold of white powder inside; the 46-year-old was taken to the Pabianice district police headquarters, where the substances were weighed and tested.[1] The 46-year-old was held and charged the next day with possessing drugs, an offence carrying up to three years in prison.[1][3][2][4]
A second, plain-clothes team searched the property and found drugs stored in the house and outbuildings and further substances buried in soil inside two greenhouses.[1][2] In total officers seized about a kilogram of mephedrone and marijuana, a combined figure that the statement does not split between the two drugs.[1][4] The 45-year-old was held and charged on 5 November with possessing a significant quantity of drugs, which carries up to ten years in prison.[1][2]
The operation was carried out by the hooligan-crime unit of the Łódź regional police headquarters, and the account came from its press officer, commissioner Agnieszka Jachimek.[5] The police statement gives no plant count and does not describe the drugs as home-grown, so no eradication is recorded.[5]
