Police arrested a 30-year-old Warsaw sports pseudo-fan for distributing drugs from a garage to local residents.
Arrest and Charges
A 30-year-old pseudo-fan of one of Warsaw’s sports clubs has been arrested for participating in the distribution of large quantities of various types of drugs to the local community. The man was apprehended by officers from the Metropolitan Police Department for Combating Pseudo-Fan Hooliganism and has been temporarily arrested for three months by court decision.
Investigation Details
Officers from the Metropolitan Police Department for Combating Pseudo-Fan Hooliganism, who investigate fan communities, established that there was a garage in the Ochota area where a pseudo-fan of a sports club stored narcotic substances, which were then distributed to the local community.
Arrest Operation
During their operations, officers observed a man approaching the garage, unlocking it with a key, and entering. The officers decided to enter the premises and identified a 30-year-old pseudo-fan of one of Warsaw’s clubs inside.
Evidence Seized
During questioning, the man stated that he was the only one with keys to the premises and that he stored narcotic substances there. Following this information, officers searched the location and secured approximately one kilogram of drugs, primarily cocaine and marijuana. They also seized a mobile phone, the garage key, and over 2,500 Polish zloty in cash.
Legal Proceedings
At the Regional Prosecutor’s Office in Warsaw-Ochota, the 30-year-old was formally charged with participating in the distribution of a large quantity of drugs. The court, responding to a prosecutor’s request, ordered his temporary detention for three months.
