PORDENONE. As part of the surveillance, safety and territorial control devices implemented by the Pordenone Police Headquarters, the other day a crew of the General Prevention and Public Rescue Office – Flying Squad, passing through via Pola, towards via Cappuccini, noticed some boys stopped on the sidewalk.
The agents approached the young people asking them for their documents when, suddenly, one of the boys rushed to escape.
The policemen chased him and blocked him a little further on, identifying him as an 18-year-old boy, residing in the city, against whom there was an administrative report as a drug addict.
At this point the police, not excluding the boy’s involvement in drug issues, carried out a personal search.
The 18-year-old was wearing a red cellophane wrapper concealed in the inner part of the jeans, taped to the ankle, containing 21 grams of hashish.
And again a dose of hashish was found packed in a cellophane wrapper and hidden inside the sock.
The search was therefore extended to the boy’s home where, in his room, in a cabinet containing magazines, books and newspapers, the agents found a latex glove with two pieces of hashish inside, for a total of 133 grams.
Near the drug, a precision digital sling bar and 635 euros in cash were also recovered, probably the proceeds of the drug dealing activity: everything was seized.
The young drug dealer was therefore arrested and accompanied to his home, under house arrest, at the disposal of the public prosecutor on duty.