Serbian Girl Arrested at Montenegro Border for Marijuana: Small Amount, Big Trouble!

Small Amount of Marijuana, Big Drama at the Border!

At the railway border crossing Bijelo Polje, Montenegrin police arrested a 27-year-old Serbian citizen, N.M., for possession of a small amount of marijuana and THC oil. Yes, you read that right – a small amount! But let’s see what really happened.

What was found?

During a train check on the Bar-Belgrade route, police inspected N.M.’s luggage and found a green plant material suspected to be marijuana, a grinder, and a small amount of THC oil. This was immediately reported to the Higher State Prosecutor’s Office in Bijelo Polje.

Criminal offense or misdemeanor?

Although drugs were found, the prosecutor decided there were no grounds for a criminal offense. Instead, N.M. was charged with a misdemeanor for violating the law on preventing drug abuse. So, it’s not a serious charge, but she was still arrested and brought before a judge.

Why all the fuss over a small amount?

This is a classic example of how small things can turn into big problems. N.M. was arrested for possessing a small amount of marijuana, which in some countries wouldn’t even be punishable. But not here. Montenegrin police and judiciary make no distinction between major dealers and those who have for personal use.

What does this mean for travelers?

If you plan to travel by train between Serbia and Montenegro, think twice before carrying anything suspicious. Even the smallest amount can land you in serious trouble. N.M. is now an example of how the law is enforced without mercy.

Is this the right approach?

Some argue that such strict control is necessary to fight drugs, while others believe this is excessive repression and that there should be a distinction between major offenses and minor infractions. But for now, the law is clear and the police enforce it to the letter.

Conclusion

A small amount of marijuana, but a big drama at the border. N.M. was arrested, brought to court, and faced a misdemeanor charge. Is this the right way to fight drugs or just another example of unnecessary punishment? You decide.

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