Troitsk drug-control officers found two cases of unlawful storage of banned substances in the villages of Bobrovka and Klyuchevka.[1] The Chelyabinsk regional police press service reported the finds on 13 November.[1]

In Bobrovka, officers searching an outbuilding found and seized a box holding plant-origin substance with a distinctive smell.[1] The 40-year-old homeowner said he had grown, dried and kept the drug for personal consumption.[1] Expertise confirmed the Bobrovka seizure was cannabis weighing 25 grams.[1] The Bobrovka man had previously faced criminal liability for drug-trafficking crimes and intentional infliction of harm to health.[1]

In Klyuchevka, police searching a private property belonging to a 46-year-old local resident found a cardboard box with dark-green plant matter.[1] Expert conclusions identified the Klyuchevka substance as marijuana weighing 843 grams.[1] The Klyuchevka man had prior convictions for unlawful storage of narcotics and weapons trafficking.[1] Criminal cases were opened against both suspects.[1]