Dubrovnik-Neretva Police reported on Tuesday that two men were arrested in Dubrovnik during a drug handover. The individuals are a 41-year-old Croatian national and a 42-year-old national of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and officers found and seized more than three kilograms of amphetamine.
Criminal police caught the two men on Thursday, 22 October, in Dubrovnik during a drug handover. Upon noticing the police, the men attempted to flee but were immediately caught and arrested.
1,050 euros were found on the Croatian national, which are linked to the criminal offence. Based on a court order, his apartment was searched, where smaller quantities of amphetamine, marijuana and MDMA, as well as a digital scale, were found.
A personal vehicle with Bosnian-Herzegovinian registration plates was also searched based on a court order, in which three packages containing a total of 3,042 grams of amphetamine were found.
Criminal investigation established that the Croatian national had ordered the drugs from the national of Bosnia and Herzegovina for further resale to consumers in the Dubrovnik area and surroundings.
Suspected of the criminal offence of unauthorised production and trafficking of drugs, both were handed over to the detention officer along with a criminal report. After being examined before the investigating judge at the County Court in Dubrovnik, pre-trial detention was ordered for both.
