Police in Sibirtsevo settlement in Chernigovsky district of Primorsky Krai stopped a woman who was storing cannabis-group narcotics on a large scale.[1] The Primorye police press service reported that officers detained the woman during operational-search measures in the settlement.[2] The detainee gave confessional testimony and told police that she had kept the drug for personal consumption.[1] Police placed her under a signed pledge not to leave the area and to behave properly while the investigation continues.[2]

Officers of the Chernigovsky department of the Russian Interior Ministry found dried parts of a plant during an examination of premises and the surrounding area and seized the plant-origin substance.[2] An expert examination identified the seized dried material as cannabis (marijuana) with a total weight of 1.2 kg.[1] Police treat the 1.2 kg amount as a large scale under the criminal case.[2] Investigators opened a criminal case for illegal acquisition and storage of plants containing narcotic drugs on a large scale without intent to sell.[1] The case was opened under Part 2 of Article 228 of the Russian Criminal Code.[2]