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A resident of Dagestan got away with a fine for growing and storing drugs

Laki district court has convicted a local resident in the case of illegal acquisition and possession of narcotic drugs, reports the joint press service of the courts of Dagestan

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A resident of Dagestan got away with a fine for growing and storing drugs

The Laki district court has convicted a local resident in the case of illegal acquisition and possession of narcotic drugs, the joint press service of the courts of Dagestan reports.

As established by the court, in 2026, the man grew on his land narcotic plants, collected them and stored at home for personal consumption without the purpose of marketing. During the operational measures, police officers found and seized a prohibited substance with a total weight of more than 15 grams, which refers to a significant size.

The defendant fully admitted guilt. The court imposed a fine of 20 thousand rubles.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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