Warsaw. The teenager wanted to sell drugs to policemen. Later he tried to bribe them

Capital police detained a teenager with drugs. The boy tried to sell them to uniformed officers. Nearly 4.5 kilograms of illegal substances were found in the tenant's cell he used, including amphetamine, mephedrone and cocaine.

Policemen from the capital's Faculty of Intelligence and Patrol went to one of the tenement houses in Praga Północ, because they received information that drug trafficking could take place there. A young man accosted them in the staircase. First, he asked: “What does it need?”, Then he stipulated that “first money”.

“In this way he exposed. When he realized that clients did not stand in front of him, but the policemen, he threw himself to escape, but the intelligence prevented him. The man also wanted them to let him go slowly in exchange for PLN 10,000. When he heard the refusal, he became aggressive towards policemen. He was incapacitated and detained” – reports the younger aspirant Bartłomie Warsaw Police Headquarters.

Drugs hidden in a storage room

He adds that the officers searched the boy. In the pocket of his pants and sachet they found four portions of marijuana and a significant amount of cash.

“Policemen also checked the tenant cell that the teenager used. In the basement they found drugs that were packed in jars, containers and foils. In total, the police secured almost 4.5 kilograms of intoxicants, i.e. amphetamine, cocaine, mephedrone and marijuana,” says young She was breakfast.

The 16-year-old turned out to be the detainee. He went to the police chamber of the child. Policemen from the Warsaw VI Police District Headquarters, who collected evidence, took care of further activities in the case. “Family and juvenile court for Warsaw Prague North, at the request of officers from the Faculty of Minors and Pathology, applied a preventive measure to the 16 -year -old in the form of placing it for three months in a shelter for minors,” says KSP.

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