Officers from Pomerania dismantled two illegal laboratories used for the production of amphetamine over the weekend. The reports concerned the locations of Gdynia and Rumi, and the operations resulted in the detention of two suspects. As reported by the Central Criminal Police Office (CBP), the operation led to the seizure of substances and equipment with a black market value exceeding 1.6 million PLN. Specialists from the Bydgoszcz departments of the CBP and the Central Cybercrime Bureau (CBZP) were involved in the case.
Operation details and locations
The operational actions were carried out on November 9, 2026. The course of the operation was announced by Com. Krzysztof Wrześniowski, the press spokesman for the Commander of the Central Criminal Police Office. According to his statement, the operation involved officers from the Bydgoszcz departments of the Central Criminal Police Office and the Central Cybercrime Bureau.
The first dismantled laboratory was located in Gdynia, on the territory of Family Allotment Gardens. Drug production took place in a specially adapted gazebo. The second location, where illegal activity was conducted, was found in Rumi. There, the laboratory was situated in a basement room, presumably in the basement of one of the residential blocks.
Secured assets and detainees
In both locations, police officers secured a production line and the chemical substances necessary for the manufacture of amphetamine. The total black market value of the seized laboratory equipment and materials is estimated at over 1.6 million PLN. During the operation, two men were detained who had a direct connection to the operation of these illegal facilities.
The court applied temporary detention to both detainees. The prosecution charges them with the production and trafficking of drugs on a large scale. The investigation in this case is being conducted by the Regional Prosecutor's Office, and the police do not rule out further arrests in connection with determining the full scope of the criminal activity.