The court case reviewed by Judge Nida Solovjovienė in Biržai revealed that the convicted individuals communicated through messaging apps and made arrangements to transfer narcotics at pre-agreed locations or designated coordinates. The defendants all admitted to their criminal activities and expressed genuine remorse for their actions.

The most severe penalty was given to 23-year-old Dovydas Juzėnas from Biržai district, who has a prior criminal record with four previous convictions. The court deemed him a recidivist and, acknowledging that his past offenses remained active and his failure to reform, sentenced him to a consolidated 11-month imprisonment term. This highlights a growing concern over repeat offenses in drug-related cases.

Another defendant, a 33-year-old from Pasvalys, received a 30-day arrest sentence due to his past convictions and current family responsibilities. The court considered his job and the nature of his crime, determining that a short-term imprisonment would suffice for rehabilitative purposes. This case brings attention to the judicial system's approach to handling drug-related offenses, notably when assessing the defendants' backgrounds and potential for rehabilitation.