Psychotropic Pills Discovered in Four Students in Chisinau: Police Investigate the Case
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Chisinau police investigate how several psychotropic pills came into the possession of minors. The investigation started after a student's mother told the law that her daughter had an unknown pill of provenance.
Four minors between the ages of 12 and 16 would have owned and offered to colleagues pills containing a substance with psychotropic effect. The case was referred to by the mother of a student, who found on her daughter a pill of unknown origin, and is investigated by the police in Chisinau. According to the police, the minor said that [...] Article Pills with psychotropic effect, discovered in four students in Chisinau: The police investigate th…
An alarming case in Chisinau. Four minors between the ages of 12 and 16 shared psychotropically effective pills without knowing their composition. The pills came from Soviet medical kits stored in refugee centres. Police confiscated 158 kits and opened a criminal investigation.
Police in Chisinau reported on September 30 that in a school in the capital, a group of students distributed psychotropic pills from old Soviet first-aid kits to their peers. Law enforcers found out that the first-aid kits were stored in a bomb shelter run by one of the capital's joint-stock companies. A criminal case has been opened. UPDATED 15:10 The General Department of Education, Youth and Sports (DGETS) of the Chisinau City Hall responded …
A mother referred to the police after finding an unknown pill from her daughter. After the checks, law enforcement officials determined that it contained a substance with a psychotropic effect, and the minor said that it would be offered to her by a colleague. Subsequently, police officers identified four minors between the ages of 12 and 16 who would have held and offered such pills to their colleagues.
A student from the capital came to the attention of the police after her mother found on her a pill of unknown provenance. After the checks, the law established that the pill contained a substance with psychotropic effect, and the minor said that she would have received it from a classmate. According to the capital police, in
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