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Orlovets convicted of possession of drugs and mediation in their acquisition

In the Orel region, the Sverdlovsk district court sentenced a 34-year-old resident of the village of Zmievka to two years of correctional work

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Orlovets convicted of possession of drugs and mediation in their acquisition

In the Orel region, the Sverdlovsk district court sentenced a 34-year-old resident of the village of Zmievka to two years of correctional labor. Of his salary, 10% will be deducted into the state income.

The court found that the man was carrying 33.22 grams of narcotic drugs of plant origin. In addition, he helped a friend to buy drugs: gave information about the seller and the place of bookmarking.

The man fully admitted guilt. The court agreed with the position of the public prosecutor and found him guilty.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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