Employees of the private security service of the Russian Guard detained a young man who was burying drugs in the east of Moscow. This was reported on Friday, April 26, by the press service of the federal service.
The incident occurred on 9th Park Street. While patrolling the area, the National Guard noticed a suspicious man who buried something in the ground near the parking lot and then took a photo. Noticing law enforcement officers, he tried to hide behind nearby cars, but he was unable to get far.
The detained attacker turned out to be a 21-year-old Muscovite. During the conversation with the Russian Guard, he was noticeably nervous, and later he himself admitted that he had drugs. Law enforcement agencies seized several packages of mephedrone weighing 30 grams from him.
Video: Press service of the Russian Guard
The detainee was handed over to the police for further investigation.
The day before, on April 25, Russian Guards detained a drug courier in Lyubertsy with more than a kilogram of cocaine in the trunk.
Another incident occurred in Sochi. A resident of the Moscow region, who is on the federal wanted list for illegal trafficking of prohibited substances, was detained in Sochi with the carcass of a dolphin.
