Arrest Made at Electronic Music Party for Drug Possession

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Jan.16.2024
Arrest Made at Electronic Music Party for Drug Possession
A 24-year-old man was arrested at an electronic music party in Argentina for possessing various drugs.

According to a report from Eldiariodecarlospaz in Argentina, a 24-year-old individual was arrested on the spot last Sunday during an electronic music party for possessing various types of illegal drugs.

 

The young person who was arrested was found to be in possession of four joints of marijuana, a transparent plastic bag containing seven gold triangular pills, and another transparent plastic bag containing brown powder. The police immediately notified the anti-narcotics unit, which confirmed that these were all illicit drugs. Consequently, the police confiscated these prohibited items and took the young person into custody.

 

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