A 22-year-old man from Žďár nad Sázavou broke into a Volkswagen in Radešínská Svratka during the night from Tuesday to Wednesday.[1] Police received a report of a possible break-in to a car in Radešínská Svratka on Tuesday 3 November shortly before 11 p.m.[1][2] The patrol that arrived caught the man as he was stepping out of the car.[1] Officers detained the man as he was getting out of the vehicle.[3][2]
Inspection showed he had forcibly removed parts of the dashboard and control panels.[1][2] The stolen parts were lying in a nearby parked car in which he had arrived.[1][2] Checks showed he had driven despite a district court ban on driving all motor vehicles for twenty months.[1][2] A breath test was negative for alcohol, but a preliminary drug test was positive for amphetamine and marijuana.[1] The preliminary test for other addictive substances showed a positive value for amphetamine and marijuana.[3][2]
The man admitted drug use to police and underwent a medical examination with biological sampling.[1][2] In a search of his Volkswagen Passat officers found, besides the stolen parts, a bag with plant matter and tablets suspected to be narcotic and psychotropic substances.[1] The vehicle search found, besides the stolen parts, a bag in which he kept plant matter and tablets suspected to be or contain narcotic and psychotropic substances.[3][2] Police opened criminal proceedings on suspicion of four offences: theft, obstruction of an official decision, endangerment under the influence of an addictive substance, and unauthorised possession of a narcotic or psychotropic substance.[1][2] After the necessary procedural steps the man was released, and police with detectives continue to investigate the case.[1][2]
