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On Tuesday, a 22-year-old girl was detained on a passenger train from Blagoveshchensk to Vladivostok, transporting a large consignment of drugs.

Simferopol detectives stopped a Chevrolet on the Yevpatoriya highway. The foreign car had suspicious DVDs with white powder in the car. The driver was in a hurry, he really wanted to make it to the KaZantip music festival. The white powder sprayed on the disks turned out to be amphetamine. A heavy synthetic drug popular at high-end parties. Each disk contained 10 grams. And there was a whole bag of this "music".

The hotline of the Federal Drug Control Service of Russia for the Pskov Region received a message that a 43-year-old resident of the city of Ostrov in the Pskov Region was growing hemp in her garden. This was reported to a PAI correspondent by the chief specialist of the information and public relations group of the Federal Drug Control Service of Russia for the Pskov Region, Nadezhda Kireeva.

California could become the first state to secure the right to grow industrial hemp, or Cannabis sativa. The state legislature approved a bill late last week that would allow farmers to grow the crop, and it now goes to Governor Schwarzenegger for his signature, The NY Times reports.

In the Siberian Federal District (SFD), 7.5 thousand hectares of wild hemp were destroyed in 3 months during Operation Poppy 2006.

Officers of the Murom inter-district department of the State Drug Control Service detained a 22-year-old resident of Klenovaya Street, the Meridian TV company reports. The young man is accused of illegally cultivating cannabis.

An experiment to use marijuana to treat post-traumatic stress disorder in former Israeli soldiers ended before it even began. It turned out that there was no place to store the drugs.

The reason for this is the climate conditions of the region in which the Russian capital is located. In Moscow, there are practically no normal conditions for the growth of such crops - according to representatives of the drug police, the built-up area and climatic features of the capital do not create favorable conditions for growing these plants in open areas. Hemp is mainly grown at home: the capital's drug police have repeatedly detained Muscovites who grew this crop in their home greenhouses and distributed it among drug addicts.