Sisak-Moslavina police seize 2.75 kg of cannabis and an AK-47 near Kutina
In mid-October 2026 Sisak-Moslavina police searched three addresses used by a 47-year-old near Kutina, seizing 2,753 g of cannabis, indoor grow equipment and an automatic rifle with 514 rounds; he was jailed for one month pending investigation.
After learning in mid-October that a 47-year-old was running an illegal cannabis operation, police
from Sisak-Moslavina county searched three properties he used in Kutina, Popovača and Velika
Ludina.[1][2]At a press conference on 22 October 2026 they said they seized2,753 grammes of
cannabis, indoor grow tents and drying gear, and an automatic rifle described as a Kalashnikov with
514 rounds of ammunition.[1][2]
The man, previously unknown to police, was arrested without resistance and given a one-month
detention order while investigators filed charges for drug production and trafficking and illegal
weapons possession.[1][2]Criminal police leaders warned other growers they would keep targeting
production sites, noting that drug raids increasingly find firearms.[1][2]
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Cannabis and a Kalashnikov-style rifle displayed at the Sisak police press conference.Photo details
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