Marihwana kept it in her collar pocket, Task Force stops Ishmael Bucol in Gjilan, ends up holding.

Marihwana kept it in her collar pocket, Task Force stops Ishmael Bucol in Gjilan, ends up holding.

Marihwana kept it in her collar pocket, Task Force stops Ishmael Bucol in Gjilan, ends up holding.

A Task Force raid in Gjilan has ended with the ban on a 26-year-old, as police officials have found over 10 grams of marijuana in a rather unusual place in a pocket near the collar of his clothing.

Signal Gazette sources suggest it’s about Ismail Bucol, about 26-year-old, who was detained on Friday, October 30th, about 22:50, in the village of Pasjak in Gjilan.

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According to information provided by the signal, Task Force officials had banned the young man, and during personal control they had encountered a suspected amount of narcotics substance, which he held in his pocket near the collar.

The find has led Bucolli to end up in the police station, and in case the Nardroga unit is involved.

Investigators have conducted field testing of the found substance, which has resulted in positive marijuana, with a total weight of 10.50 grams.

But for the 26-year-old, the procedures have not only ended with control and police escort.

After consulting competent organs, the 48-hour ban has been imposed on Ishmael Bucolli.

The case has been prosecuted in the Constitutional Prosecutor’s Office under suspicion of unauthorized possession of narcotics, psychotrope or analogue.

Note: The people mentioned in this news are considered innocent until their guilt is confirmed by court’s firm form.

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/Gazeta Sinjali/

Source Layer: Signal

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