The Palanga narcotics Police have opened a criminal investigation regarding the unlawful possession of controlled substances. According to police reports, the subject of the investigation is a man born in 2004; however, as of the time of reporting, the man has not been arrested. The investigation specifically concerns the unauthorized possession of either narcotic or psychotropic substances, noting that the charge pertains to possession without the explicit intent of distribution.
The legal provisions cited by the police address a broad range of illicit activities related to these controlled materials. These activities include the unlawful production, processing, acquisition, storage, transportation, or sending of such substances, even when the intent to sell or distribute is absent. The penalties associated with these violations are outlined as severe.
Individuals found guilty of these offenses may face consequences ranging from public service or a monetary fine to imprisonment or deprivation of liberty for a period not exceeding two years. The police department continues its investigation to determine the full scope of the possession and related activities.
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