Former Belsat Employee Pranovitch Had Several Hundred Grams of Psychotropics, Including a Zombie Drug, Found at His Home
Polish television reported that in Warsaw, police detained a 33-year-old man, in whose apartment a large quantity of drugs was found, including a dangerous substance called flakka. The person in question is TV presenter Mikhail Pranovitch, whose detention was reported earlier.
Psychotropic substances in an apartment in Warsaw's Wola district. Photo: Regional Police Headquarters IV — Bemowo, Wola
During the search, officers found in the man's possession several hundred grams of various psychotropic substances, cash, and electronic scales.
Laboratory tests showed that one of the substances is a-PVP (flakka), known as a zombie drug. This is a powerful synthetic drug, the effects of which on the body are not yet fully understood, according to Polish law enforcement.
Pranovitch was charged with possessing a large quantity of psychotropic substances. For now, he has been arrested for three months.
For such a crime in Poland, one can face up to 10 years of imprisonment.
Mikhail Pranovitch is 32 years old. The man studied at the BSU Faculty of Journalism, collaborated with STB, and then went on to conquer Moscow. In Russia, he worked for the channels "REN TV" and "Mir 24". In 2020, Mikhail joined "Belsat", where he hosted broadcasts for the Russian-language editorial office of the channel "Vot Tak". A year ago, Pranovitch left "Belsat" and journalism.
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