In Minsk, a woman was detained on a roof and a criminal case was opened
Eyewitnesses called the police and reported that a woman in an inadequate state was standing on the roof of a high-rise building. A patrol quickly arrived at the scene, writes the "Minsk-News" agency.
Police officers saw a 48-year-old woman on the roof who was not responding to questions. To prevent potential danger to her life, they grabbed her arms. At that moment, the woman dropped her bag, from which a syringe with a prohibited substance fell out.
Initially, the woman was taken for a medical examination, and a criminal case was subsequently opened against her.
In court, she pleaded guilty and stated that for about two years she had been using the psychotropic substance alpha-PVP, which she purchased through illegal online stores. She initially couldn't find the last dose by coordinates, but later returned and located the hiding place. At home, she prepared the solution and injected it, and then decided to use the remnants by going up to the roof.
It is reported that the woman is unemployed, has a minor child, and has a previous conviction.
The court found her guilty of illegal acquisition and possession of psychotropic substances without intent to distribute and sentenced her to two years of freedom restriction without being sent to a correctional facility. She was also assigned compulsory treatment for drug addiction.
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