In Sevastopol, the builder and taxi driver who worked for one drug maiden seized 7 kg of Klefhedron

As the investigators have already found out, the defendants-a 34-year-old builder and a 35-year-old taxi driver-got a job independently of each other in an online non-narcomarket as wholesale couriers. At different times, acting on the instructions received, they arrived in the Moscow region and took a total of about seven kilograms of Klefhedron from caches for two. According to the instructions, the attackers had to bring “synthetics” to Sevastopol and decompose in caches for further distribution.

To transport criminal goods, the builder used a personal car. He covered the resulting collar with a prohibited substance with a total mass of about 5 kg in the cavity of the rear wing of his foreign car, brought to the destination and managed to hide the part in the mountainous-lezing terrain, after which he was detained by the UNK of the city Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. Police officers seized a drug from a man’s vehicle and from the caches he equipped.

The second wholesale drug courier — a taxi driver — tried to carry two kilograms of Klefhedron to Sevastopol in the gas tank of the rented car, having previously fed “synthetics” on two plastic bottles. However, the investigators also did not allow him to bring to the end. The cabman was detained at the entrance to the city, and his entire criminal product was found and seized.

Both detainees defendants said that for their work they had to receive a reward in the amount of one and a half to two thousand US dollars for their work.

Investigation of criminal cases initiated under Part 3 of Art. 30, part 5 of Art. 228.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, continues. The defendants chose a preventive measure in the form of detention.

Source: press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Sevastopol