An unusual discovery has been made at a detention institution in Pristina, where Kosovo Corresponding Service officials have found over 7 grams of suspected cocaine substance in the very space where visitors’ controls are conducted. The case has activated police and drug investigators, while it is still unknown who had brought the substance into that space, the Signal newspaper learns.
The event took place on Monday, November 9th, around 14:30, while police have been notified about 1500.
According to information provided by the signal, the correctional staff has encountered an amount of white dust, allegedly cocaine. After measuring, the substance has resulted in 7.03 grams.
The discovery was made in the area of control of visitors, but the initial information did not determine who the drugs belonged to or how they ended up there.
After the report, custody investigators and crime officials, who have seized the suspected substance and announced the drug unit, have appeared on the scene.
Within the initial actions, police have interviewed four persons in witness quality, including an official of the Correcting Service and three others.
The prosecution has been reported, which has directed that official notes first be compiled regarding allegations of unauthorized possession of narcotics, psychotrope or analogue.
The investigation will focus on clarifying the circumstances of the discovery of the substance and identifying the person responsible for its possession.
/The Signal Office/
Source Layer: Signal