Officers of the State Security Service and the Customs Committee detained a citizen of Montenegro, born in 2001 and temporarily living in Tashkent’s Yashnabad district, as he collected a parcel sent from Germany at a post office in the district.[1]

yuz.uz reported the same district and the same 3 kg of clephedrone and 1 kg of hashish seized from the parcel.[2]

The stop and the inspection were carried out in the presence of attesting witnesses, under the Safe and Healthy Country preventive programme.[1] The operation was run under the Safe and Healthy Country preventive programme.[1]

Inside the parcel, hidden among sports equipment, officers found 3 kg of clephedrone and 1 kg of hashish and seized both as material evidence.[1] Zamin.uz’s English account says official data lists the material evidence seized from the parcel as clephedrone and hashish.[3] Zamin.uz confirms the drugs were hidden among sports equipment in the parcel.[3]

Officers then searched the man’s temporary residence, where they found 11 ready-made zakladki, the pre-packed hidden drops used to hand over drugs, holding 30 grams of the synthetic Alfa-PVP, together with zip-lock bags, electronic scales and other items.[1] nuz.uz also reported 11 ready-made packs of Alfa-PVP weighing 30 grams found at the man’s home.[4]

A criminal case was opened against the man and investigative actions were still under way when the accounts were published.[1] Two of the accounts, from Zamin.uz and nuz.uz, place the post office in Yakkasaray district rather than Yashnabad.[3] nuz.uz also places the post office in Yakkasaray district.[4]