A woman from Jonava, Lithuania, faces a potential 10-year prison sentence for illegally acquiring 5 grams of cocaine and 13 pamphlets containing carfentanil.
According to a press release from the Prosecutor's Office of the Republic of Lithuania, a woman in Jonava has been charged with possession of illegal narcotics, including 5 grams of cocaine and 13 paper pamphlets containing carfentanil. The case details reveal that she allegedly intended to use, sell, or distribute these substances. Police discovered and seized these drugs from her residence during a search operation.
In a related development, another resident from the Jonava district was found to have acquired two pamphlets with light-colored powders containing carfentanil for personal use in May 2025. This incident highlights a troubling trend in the region concerning the use and distribution of potent narcotics, including carfentanil, a substance significantly more dangerous than regular fentanyl.
The investigation into this case was led by prosecutor Asta Kaminskienฤ from the Kaunas District Prosecutor's Office, with the police investigation conducted by officers of the Jonava District Police Department. This ongoing inquiry is part of broader efforts to combat drug-related crime and prevent the proliferation of dangerous substances in Lithuanian communities.
