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Suspected of drug possession, police in Augustów arrested a 54-year-old man. Officers found the substances hidden in a wardrobe after searching the home. For the allegation, a penalty of up to three years is possible.

In Poland’s powiat augustowski, investigators discovered more than 1.5 kilograms of dried plant material and five cannabis plants in a 31-year-old’s apartment. The man is also accused of supplying a narcotic drug to another person and now faces a prison sentence of up to ten years.

In Augustów, a 28-year-old driver crashed his Seat into a roadside ditch. Police not only detected clear signs of alcohol but also discovered suspected narcotics in the vehicle. The man now faces serious legal consequences for repeat drunk driving and possession of psychotropic substances.

Three men are arrested after thefts in two stores. Then officers find a syringe and foil-wrapped packets on one suspect. A rapid test points to heroin, giving the case a new dimension.

Investigators act in Augustów: a 31-year-old is sent to pre-trial custody. Ecstasy tablets and amphetamine are seized from his apartment. Authorities are now working to clarify the background to the serious allegation.

In Augustów, criminal investigators arrested a 25-year-old suspected of possessing drugs. In his apartment they seized more than 18 grams of amphetamine and marijuana. The man now faces a prison sentence of up to three years. Investigators see the operation as part of their consistent action against local drug crime.

In Augustów, criminal police officers discovered four illegally cultivated cannabis plants in a basement room. Two young men are suspected of having tended the plants and now face criminal proceedings for unlawful cultivation of narcotic drugs.

In Augustów, criminal investigators arrested a 29-year-old woman after seizing nearly 35 grams of amphetamine in her flat. Officers are examining whether the drugs were meant solely for personal use or indicate possible dealing and point to the legal consequences of drug possession.

In Poland, a 38-year-old man must answer in court because he allegedly kept a found smartphone worth around 1,000 zloty and also carried psychotropic substances. Investigators accuse him of both a property offence and a drug-related crime, for which a prison sentence of up to three years is possible.

They are marketed as “new” drugs — and that is exactly what makes them so risky. A toxicologist in Poznań explains why “Dopalacze” are unpredictable. Which warning signs matter and what counts in an emergency.

“Dopalacze” may sound harmless, but the risks can be severe. An expert explains why new psychoactive substances are unpredictable and which warning signs should never be ignored.

A traffic stop in Augustów takes an unexpected turn: two men allegedly told officers themselves about cultivating controlled substances. Both ended up in custody soon after. The case shows what steps could follow next.