A 63-year-old man was caught by PSP in Machico, Madeira, during a drug sale on the previous Friday.[1][2][3][4] PSP officers had seen the man selling drugs to another person, and after stopping and searching both found the buyer with one dose of hashish and one of liamba while the suspect carried 28 more hashish doses.[1][2][5][4]

A search of the suspect’s house found another 842 hashish doses and two Bloom doses, plus 940 euros in cash and materials used to prepare and package doses.[1][2][5][4]

The man, born and living in Machico, had previous convictions for similar crimes.[1][2][5][3][4] He was released for health reasons under a term of identity and residence and ordered to appear in court the next Monday.[1][2][5][3]

The Regional Command of Madeira of the PSP said the Criminal Investigation Squad of the Machico Police Division detected the drug transaction.[6][2][3]

The buyer was carrying one dose of hashish and one dose of liamba, a Portuguese word for herbal cannabis.[2][3]

Separately from the house search, the suspect had 28 hashish doses when detained and the buyer had one dose of hashish and one of liamba.[2] The detention was carried out by the Criminal Investigation Squad of the Machico Police Division, which identified the buyer.[4]