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In the house of a resident of Merry found more than two kilograms of cannabis

In the house of a resident of the village Veseloye Zaporozhye region found more than two kilograms of hemp

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In the house of a resident of Merry found more than two kilograms of cannabis

In the house of a resident of the village Veseloye Zaporozhye region found more than two kilograms of hemp.

The police found the banned substance during a search of the residence of the 46-year-old man. In one of the premises of the household dried plants were found. Also, seeds, a paper bundle with crushed vegetable mass and a cigarette casing with a similar substance were revealed in the farm building.

According to the results of the examination, all parts of the plant turned out to be hemp.

A criminal case has been opened on this fact.

Earlier it was reported that Zaporozhye teenagers were caught trying to sell drugs.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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