They hid over 200 kilos of Indian hemp in Bitti

They hid over 200 kilos of Indian hemp in the town of Bitti . The protagonists are two young people aged 19 and 25 , discovered by the State Police after the report of a strong smell of marijuana coming from an uninhabited building.

Indian hemp was contained in 56 sealed cardboard boxes , and in the availability of young people also an electronic scale and cellophane bags for packaging.

The two were arrested for violation of drug law. The investigating judge Luisa Rosetti then validated the arrest by ordering the residence obligation. The two made use of the right not to answer.

(Unioneonline / vl)

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