
The police closed down a laboratory of the synthetic drug a-PVP in the Ursus district in Warsaw and detained five people in the investigation.
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The investigation concerns the production of the psychoactive substance a-PVP in Warsaw.
The arrest of two Polish citizens
Policemen from the Department of The Property Crime Department of the downtown police station has been working for several months on the production of the extremely dangerous drug a-PVP, also known as the drug flakka or zombie. It is a strong and particularly dangerous psychoactive substance belonging to the group of psychoactive substances. Its production requires specialized equipment and knowledge.
The officers determined that the dangerous substance was produced in one of the apartments in the Ursus district of Warsaw. They detained two Polish citizens, aged 27 and 23. The services found the drug a-PVP in the apartment. Additionally, the police seized specialized equipment and equipment used for its production.
They heard the charges and were temporarily arrested
The detainees were charged with producing a significant amount of drugs. The Warsaw Praga-Południe District Prosecutor's Office submitted a request to the court to apply a preventive measure to the suspects in the form of pre-trial detention for a period of three months, and the court agreed to this request. The suspects face up to 20 years in prison. The older man will also be charged with giving drugs and making criminal threats.
There are also others detained
Earlier, the police detained three other people in this case, and preventive measures were also taken against them. The destruction of the laboratory and the securing of an extremely dangerous drug and the equipment used for its production is another success of the inner-city criminals in the fight against drug crime.
The implementation is another serious attack on the drug underworld and those involved in the production and introduction of dangerous substances to the market.
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