In Lustica, Montenegro, the police have once again shown they mean business in the fight against street drug sales. During intensified operations by the Regional Security Center South, Tivat Security Department, a young man was caught with PVC packages containing green plant material suspected to be marijuana. Authorities confirmed the drugs were intended for further street distribution. The young man was detained under the order of the Higher State Prosecutor’s Office in Podgorica. After questioning, he was held for further proceedings, while the police announced ongoing intense actions aimed at protecting public health and improving safety in public places.
This is no isolated incident. Police in the region are ramping up efforts to tackle the problem of street drug sales, which threaten the safety and health of the population. Street drug dealing is not just a criminal issue but a social one, impacting youth and the wider community. The police are determined not to let the streets become a marketplace for narcotics.
Such operations are crucial because drugs are often hidden in small packages ready for quick street sale. Marijuana, the most commonly found drug, remains a major challenge for security services. The arrested young man in Lustica is just one of many caught in the law’s net, but the fight is far from over.
Police urge citizens to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity. Only through joint efforts can this problem, affecting us all, be curbed. And while authorities battle this issue, the question remains — how much longer will street drug sales be a daily reality in our cities? Got a take or a story? Drop a comment below — who knows, your words might just spark the change we need!
