In Yaroslavl detained a man with a load of steroids
In Poshekhonya Yaroslavl region detained a 43-year-old man who tried to mail a large batch of anabolic steroids. This is reported by the press service of the MIA

In Poshekhonya Yaroslavl region detained a 43-year-old man who tried to mail a large batch of anabolic steroids. This is reported by the press service of the MIA
Hazardous to human health substances were transported and tried to transport by mail in the city of Poshekhonje, a resident of the Republic of Karelia born in 1983. The attempt to send was made by sending parcels in Class 1 mail.
Postal staff reported the shipment of dangerous cargo. He was detained by employees of the drug control unit of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia “Rybinskoe” with the assistance of the OMON “Burlak” detachment of the Rosgvardiya Department.
After the arrest, just under 500 packaged parcels with substances were found and seized at the post office. During the inspection it was found that inside the packages anabolic steroids.
The detained citizen said that he knew about the contents of the cargo. Steroids cannot be transported and sold without a license. He has previously been involved in sports and knows about the effects of drugs of this type on the body. But for the money I decided to work as a courier. I found a job on one of the sites.
Following the instructions of the curator, given through the messenger, he received photos and coordinates where the load of steroids, prepared for shipment through post offices, is located. The cargo of anabolics was hidden in four bags by the garbage cans. The courier took the bags. And already at the post office, his actions caused suspicion of employees. And the police were called.
The Investigative Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia “Rybinskoye” initiated a criminal case on the grounds of a crime under Part 3 of Article 30, Part 3 of Article 234 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation “Attempted illegal sale of potent substances on a large scale”.
Suspect sent to jail for 2 months



