The Split-Dalmatia Police Administration carried out three separate operations in Omiš, Dugopolje and the Imotski area, during which more than 17 kilograms of drugs, cocaine, cannabis, weapons and ammunition were seized. Three men were detained, one of whom is a citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the administration reported on Wednesday.
In Omiš, police searched the home and other premises used by a 29-year-old man on Tuesday. They found six vacuum-sealed bags containing a total of 5,842 grams of amphetamine in a sports bag. The man was detained on suspicion of unauthorised production and trafficking of drugs and was brought to the Omiš Police Station for criminal investigation, after which he will be handed over to the detention supervisor.
On the same day at approximately 20.45, officers in Dugopolje noticed a man lying under a car and pulling bags from the undercarriage during a ground surveillance operation. It was established that he was a citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina born in 1996. They seized eight bags containing a total of 11,210 grams of amphetamine, and a scene inspection was conducted at the location. The man was detained on suspicion of unauthorised production and trafficking of drugs and brought to official premises for criminal investigation.
The third operation was carried out in the Imotski area. Police found a small quantity of cannabis, 10 bags of cocaine prepared for sale, as well as weapons and ammunition on a man born in 1972. Police are also conducting a criminal investigation against him, after which he will be handed over to the detention supervisor.
In total, more than 17 kilograms of drugs were seized during the three operations, along with cocaine, cannabis, weapons and ammunition.
