Criminal officers detained two men in a locality in Luzino commune in the early morning of Monday, 2 November.[1] The 28-year-old was wanted to be brought to a prison to serve a six-month prison sentence.[1] His 40-year-old companion was in the same place when officers checked them.[1] Both men were taken to the Wejherowo County police station and placed in the detention room.[1] The collected evidence allowed officers to charge both men with drug possession.[1]

Officers found marijuana and mephedrone on the 40-year-old, with the disclosed substances weighing nearly 20 grams in total.[1] On a bed in the 28-year-old’s flat, officers found nearly 90 grams of amphetamine, about 70 grams of mephedrone and 25 grams of marijuana.[1] Police said they seized nearly 200 grams of various substances in total.[1] All the substances were secured and sent to an expert to determine their type and properties.[1]

The account was attributed to Staff Sergeant Anetta Potrykus, press officer of the Wejherowo County Police.[1] Possession of narcotic drugs or psychotropic substances carries up to three years’ imprisonment.[1] Police said the 28-year-old could face a more serious offence if an expert opinion confirms that the substances in his flat were a significant quantity.[1]