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The next information Delphi confirmed sources in law enforcement. As a result, a pre-trial investigation was launched at the prosecution.
Darius Žvironas, director of the Lithuanian Police Forensic Investigation Center, did not deny this information, but did not want to comment on it.
At that time, Ramūnas Matonis, a representative of the Police Department Delphi said that the pre-trial investigation had just been taken over by the police by the Attorney General’s Office, but the representatives indicated that the circumstances of the incident had been reported by prosecutors from the Vilnius County Organized Crime and Corruption Investigation Division.
“The drugs were left in the wrong place, the cleaner thought it was trash and threw it away, such a strange event,” said R. Matonis, a representative from the Police Department.
According to him, a pre-trial investigation is being carried out for non-compliance with the functions of the service, because the official responsible for the investigation of narcotic drugs or psychotropic substances subjected to the investigation may have improperly fulfilled these functions. It is true that the accusations have not yet been made.
So far, the cleaner, who has just started working in the lab, has not been prosecuted and has claimed that she thought she had left the trash behind and threw it away. Officers noted that the drugs turned in for investigation were missing only the next morning, but the destroyed drugs could no longer be found.
How many drugs could have been destroyed, the police do not announce, however Delphi he hinted that “it’s about kilograms.” According to unofficial sources, some 7 kilograms of alleged amphetamine, which was recently found among drug traffickers, could have entered the garbage containers.
According to sources, the drugs disappeared from the Lithuanian Police Forensic Investigation Center last week.
This is not the first time that drugs have disappeared from the police: a scandal broke out in Lithuania a few years ago, when agents from the elite Šiauliai police unit stole cocaine brought to Lithuania from the Dominican Republic, which was hidden in boxes of bananas. This and other crimes committed by police officers are described in the recently published book “Police Gods”.
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