Nardaran Resident Seized Drugs and Weapons
Employees of the 42nd police precinct of the Sabunchu district of the capital have detained the previously convicted resident of the village of Nardaran Orkhan Gasimov. He was seized 0.810 grams of heroin, according to the Interior Ministry.
The investigation also exposed 23 detonators for grenades, 3 pistols Makarov, 2 fuses, 2 knives, 16 squibs and 8 wicks hidden by him in the village. A criminal case was filed by the Investigation Section of the Sabunchu District Police Department.
MIA once again called on the citizens to voluntarily surrender illegally stored firearms, ammunition and explosives. In this case, they will be exempt from liability. -16D--
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