After the broken up party on January 8 in the Rohrbach district, the police found a backpack with cannabis, methamphetamine, items for sale, clamp bags and a scale. Among them was the passport of a 27-year-old from the Rohrbach district, which led to a house search being carried out by the Linz public prosecutor.
Yesterday, Wednesday, the officials found various items for selling narcotic drugs, clamp bags and 450 grams of cannabis, 50 grams of mushrooms, 4 containers with cannabis resin, a drying system for cannabis and the remains of a cannabis plantation on the premises of the 27-year-old.
A drug detection dog also hit the vehicle of a 28-year-old at the same home address. Inside, the police found another 50 grams of cannabis, a scale and small plastic bags. When asked about his cell phone, the 28-year-old stated that he had flushed it down the toilet. As a result, he is being charged with suppressing evidence. Both refused to testify during interrogation. You will be reported to the public prosecutor’s office in Linz.
Source: Nachrichten
