31-year-old held in Podgorica over street sale; 14 g marijuana seized
Podgorica police arrested 31-year-old N.B. on suspicion of street sale of drugs and searched his flat and other premises. The search found about 14 grams of suspected marijuana plus tablets, a scale, packing bags and a joint, and he was to face the Higher State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica.
🇲🇪 Podgorica, Montenegro
Arrested
1
Cannabis
14 g
Agencies
Podgorica Security Department, Higher State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica
Podgorica police arrested 31-year-old N.B. on suspicion of street sale of
narcotic drugs.[1]Officers of the Podgorica Security Department obtained a
search warrant from the investigating judge of the Higher Court in Podgorica, in
coordination with the Higher State Prosecutor’s Office in Podgorica, and
searched the flat and other premises used by N.B. in Podgorica.[1]
The search found about 14 grams of material suspected to be marijuana, alongside
Xalol and Buprenorphine tablets, a precision scale and bags for packing drugs,
according to the Police Directorate.[1]In a living-room dresser, police found
a metal box with Xalol and Buprenorphine tablets listed as narcotic drugs, a
precision scale, a PVC package with dark-green plant material suspected to be
marijuana weighing about 14 grams, small empty zip bags for packing drugs, more
transparent packing bags and a hand-rolled joint.[1]Officers also seized
N.B.’s mobile phone for expert examination.[1]
N.B. was deprived of liberty on the order of the state prosecutor at the Higher
State Prosecutor’s Office in Podgorica on suspicion of unauthorised production,
possession and distribution of narcotic drugs.[1]Police suspect he procured
and possessed the drugs for distribution.[1]He was to be brought to the
Higher State Prosecutor’s Office in Podgorica with a criminal complaint within
the legal deadline.[1]
Case data
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Arrested
1
Cannabis
14 g
Agencies
Podgorica Security Department; Higher State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica
Agency type
Police, Prosecutor
Cannabis
Herbal cannabis (14 g)
Setting
Home
Charge
unauthorised production, possession and distribution of narcotic drugs
Case stage
Under investigation
Region
Podgorica
Date
Publication date
Sources
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The article gives no separate date for the arrest or search; 13 November 2026 is its publication date and is used as the incident date.
The 14 grams is described only as material suspected to be marijuana, with no laboratory confirmation reported.
No court outcome was reported; the case was at the investigation stage with a criminal complaint to the Higher State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica.
Only one accessible source for this event was found; it reproduces the police statement.
The search also found Xalol and Buprenorphine tablets and a joint; only the separately stated cannabis weight is counted in figures.
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