Toruń police seize 1.5 kg of drugs and a Mosin rifle in pseudo-fan action
Toruń criminal police ran an anti-pseudo-fan action on 5 November 2026, detaining two men aged 50 and 41 and seizing over 1.5 kilograms of drugs including marijuana, plus a Mosin rifle and black-powder weapons; a court remanded both for three months.
On Thursday 5 November 2026, Toruń criminal police, with support from
investigators, carried out an action aimed at crime linked to the pseudo-fan
milieu.[1]Officers detained a 50-year-old resident of Chełmińskie
Przedmieście and searched his home, seizing over 800 grams of drugs dominated by
amphetamine, plus mefedron (4-ethyl-1-methyl-N,4-dimethylphenethylamine, a
synthetic stimulant, out of tracker scope) and marijuana.[1]In the same
search police secured a Mosin rifle and black-powder firearms for which the man
held no permits.[1]
That same day officers detained a 41-year-old resident of the Mokre estate in
Toruń, at whom they found significant quantities of amphetamine, plus marijuana
and mefedron, almost 700 grams of prohibited substances in total.[1]Officers
established the second man had previously been convicted of drug offences, so
this time he would answer as a recidivist.[1]By a court order both men are in
temporary custody for the next three months.[1]
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Arrested
2
Charged
2
Agency
Komenda Miejska Policji w Toruniu
Agency type
Police
Activity
Possession
Setting
Home
Case stage
Charged
Region
Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship
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No breakdown of the marijuana's weight was published; the 800 g and 700 g figures combine amphetamine, mefedron and marijuana, so no cannabis-only figure is recorded.
The exact charges against the two men were not stated in the report; the action is described as targeting crime linked to the pseudo-fan milieu.
No trial or sentencing outcome had been reported; both men were in three-month pre-trial custody.
The text gives a weight ("1.5 kilograms") but the figures have no kg_seized; check whether it belongs there.
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