
The State Police discovered a real drug supermarket inside a house
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The discovery was made by the Bergamo State Police at the end of an activity by the Flying Squad investigators.
A refrigerator transformed into a drug display stand, with sealed jars, cataloged varieties and identifying labels.
A drug supermarket, complete with a refrigerated counter, set up inside a house. This is the discovery made by the State Police of Bergamo who, at the end of an activity by the Flying Squad investigators, arrested a twenty-three-year-old Italian of Albanian origins, found in possession of approximately 15 kilograms of hashish and marijuana, as well as numerous vaporizers for electronic cigarettes and more than 10,000 euros in cash.
What struck the investigators above all was the organization of the material: the different varieties of hashish had been divided by type, in carefully sealed jars marked with specific labels. The containers were neatly arranged inside the refrigerator, almost reproducing the display of products in a supermarket refrigerated counter.
Alongside drugs, there are numerous vaporizers, devices used for taking extracts of narcotic substances through common electronic cigarettes. Over 10,000 euros in cash were also seized, believed to be proceeds from drug dealing.

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