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Seven Arrested in Mostar on Drug-Related Charges

Published: January 20, 2025
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Police in Mostar have arrested seven people for buying and selling cannabis, the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton Police Department announced.

During the criminal investigation, the police seized several plastic bags, a digital scale, a grinder containing powdered drugs, a mobile phone and money from drug sales.

In the operation conducted last weekend, a minor was also discovered and handed over to a family member, and will later be questioned as a witness.

The prosecutor has been informed of everything, according to the HNK Ministry of Internal Affairs.

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