Man charged after 102 g marijuana found in Malbork car check
Malbork detectives stopped a Skoda and found its 36-year-old passenger carrying 102 grams of marijuana alongside amphetamine. The man was detained and charged with possessing significant quantities of drugs, while the 43-year-old driver faces a separate driving charge.
🇵🇱 Malbork · Poland
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Detectives of the Malbork district police criminal department stopped a Skoda
driven by a 43-year-old woman for a road check.[1] The check established that
the woman had revoked driving rights.[1] The stop uncovered two violations of
the law in the same car.[2] Officers detained the 36-year-old male passenger
and brought him to the police unit.[1] The Malbork district prosecutor charged
the 36-year-old with possessing significant quantities of intoxicating
substances.[1] The prosecutor placed the man under police supervision and set
property bail of 5,000 zloty.[1]
The passenger carried 102 grams of marijuana together with more than 105 grams
of amphetamine.[1] Together the drugs in his possession exceeded 200 grams.[1] Officers sent the seized substances for further testing.[1]
The 43-year-old woman driving the car will also answer before a court.[2] She
drove despite revoked rights to drive mechanical vehicles, an offence punishable
by up to two years of imprisonment.[1] Possessing significant quantities of
intoxicating substances is punishable by up to 10 years of imprisonment.[1] A
court will decide the detained man’s further fate.[1]
The article gives no separate date for the road check; 3 November 2026 is the publication date and is used as the incident date.
The combined figure of more than 200 grams covers amphetamine and marijuana together; only the separately stated 102 grams of marijuana is recorded as cannabis.
No court outcome was reported; a court is yet to decide the man's fate.
It is not stated whether the 43-year-old driver was detained or formally charged, only that she faces up to two years and will answer before a court.
The police page carries a photo without a caption or alt text establishing what it shows, and the second page credits its image only as KPP Malbork material, so no media entry is included.
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