Officers of the life-and-health crime unit of the Płock municipal police handled the case.[1] Working with security staff, officers established that a worker present at a construction site might possess drugs.[1] Officers found drugs in the employee’s work locker, according to police spokeswoman Monika Jakubowska.[1] Officers detained the 44-year-old man.[2][3]
Police then searched the man’s flat and found more drugs there.[1][3] Officers seized a combined total of nearly 200 grams of amphetamine and marijuana, with no separate weight given for the marijuana.[1][3] Police put the combined black-market value at about 7,500 zloty, without separating the marijuana share.[4][3]
The evidence allowed officers to charge the man with possession and supply of intoxicants, the Polish legal term for drugs.[1][3] Corroborating outlets confirm the same work-locker and flat seizure of amphetamine and marijuana involving the same 44-year-old.[5] The detained man had previous convictions for drug offences, so police said he would answer under recidivism rules.[1][3] Płock police said the charges carry up to 15 years in prison.[1][3]
