Ostrów Wielkopolski police made several detentions over three days, holding men aged 24 to 36 and seizing amphetamine, marijuana and methamphetamine.[1] The detentions for drug possession in Ostrów Wielkopolski were carried out by officers of the Criminal Department and the Prevention Department.[1] On 30 October officers stopped a nervous 36-year-old resident of Ostrów Wielkopolski and found a foil bag with a white substance on him.[1] Officers then checked his residence and found additional banned substances identified as amphetamine, marijuana and methamphetamine.[1] On 31 October officers intervened at an address in Ostrów Wielkopolski where a group of people were present and found drugs on two men.[1]

Preliminary tests identified the substances seized on 31 October as marijuana, amphetamine and methamphetamine, with police putting the combined total at nearly 60 grams of drugs.[1] On the evening of 1 November a Prevention Department patrol stopped a car carrying several people.[1] During that check officers found banned substances on two men aged 24, who together held more than 30 grams of drugs.[1]

All the revealed substances were secured and the cases will be subject to further proceedings.[1] Ostrów police reminded that possessing intoxicants and psychotropic substances is a crime carrying criminal liability.[1]