Officers of the first police station in Słupsk and district officers from the Potęgowo police post detained two men and a 32-year-old woman in three separate interventions, and police said the three would answer for possessing drugs.[1] Detectives from the first police station in Słupsk searched the flat of a 47-year-old resident of the city, found amphetamine and detained him.[1] Almost at the same time, detectives searched the flat of a 32-year-old woman who had hidden more than 30 grams of marijuana in a plastic bag.[1] The three interventions were carried out by detectives of Słupsk’s first police station and by district officers of the Potęgowo police post.[1]

The third detention took place in Potęgowo shortly before noon, after district officers were told that a 31-year-old resident of Słupsk county was harassing his former partner despite a prosecutor’s no-contact order.[1] The 31-year-old became visibly nervous at the sight of the officers because he was hiding drugs in a pouch he carried, officers said.[2] Police seized several dozen grams of drugs divided into portions from him: amphetamine, marijuana and a substance officers called crystal.[1] A search also turned up three knives and an electronic scale.[1] Possessing drugs in a quantity deemed significant is punishable by a prison term, the police said.[3] The police accounts name no charges or court steps; officers said only that the three would answer for possessing drugs.[1]