Wałbrzych police detained six men over the weekend for possessing amphetamine, methamphetamine and marijuana in Wałbrzych and Wałbrzych county.[1] Officers stopped a 35-year-old Wałbrzych man after 4 p.m. on Friday on a street in Sobięcin and found marijuana and methamphetamine on him.[1]

At about 8 p.m. the same day, officers detained a 34-year-old in Biały Kamień with a wrap of dried herb that forensic testing confirmed was marijuana.[1] At about the same time, officers checked a 20-year-old in Boguszów-Gorce and found amphetamine on him.[1] At about 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, officers patrolling the Piaskowa Góra area stopped a 26-year-old on Wrocławska Street and found a foil bag with dried herb that was marijuana.[1] After midday on Sunday, Boguszów-Gorce officers on Niepodległości Street in Podgórze found marijuana on another Wałbrzych man.[1] Just before 3 a.m. on the day of publication, officers detained a 39-year-old on Przemysłowa Street in Śródmieście with a wrap of crystals that was methamphetamine.[1]

All six detainees were questioned and charged under Poland’s law on counteracting drug addiction.[1] Police said the six men face up to three years in prison for possessing intoxicants and psychotropic substances and that a court will decide their fate.[1]