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A villager in Vasilievsky district grew 55 bushes of drug-containing plants

In Vasilievsky district, the police eliminated an illegal plantation in a private garden

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A villager in Vasilievsky district grew 55 bushes of drug-containing plants

In Vasilievsky district, the police eliminated an illegal plantation in a private garden. About the find in the village of Balki reports the publication “Zaporozhye Herald”.

Operatives came with a check in a private house to a local resident. Right among the beds, law enforcement officers found and seized 55 bushes of drug-containing plants.

The owner of the site did not deny and explained that she bred the dope herself. According to the woman, the seeds she purchased about six years ago, and the entire ripe harvest planned to use exclusively for personal needs. Police are now conducting a check on this fact.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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