Cacak: two arrested over 5.5 kilograms of cannabis
Police in Cacak, acting on an order from the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office, arrested S. M. (1989) and D. M. (1995) and also found amphetamine, creatine and a small scale.
Police in Cacak have arrested S. M. (1989) and D. M. (1995), both from the city, on suspicion of producing and selling narcotics without authorization. The arrests were made on an order from the Higher Public Prosecutor’s Office in Cacak, and a search turned up 5.5 kilograms of dried plant material resembling cannabis. That is according to a statement from the Serbian Interior Ministry (MUP) dated October 4, 2026.
The statement gives only the suspects’ years of birth, while the local outlet Glas zapadne Srbije reports that they are 37 and 31. They are suspected of the criminal offense of unauthorized production and sale of narcotics. Both remain suspects until a court decides otherwise.
What did police find in the search?
Officers searched an apartment and other premises near Cacak used by the suspects. Glas zapadne Srbije reports that the search covered three locations, a number the statement does not mention. The Interior Ministry, through the Cacak Police Department, describes the find this way:
Police searched an apartment and other premises near Cacak used by the suspects and found a total of 5.5 kilograms of dried plant material resembling the narcotic cannabis, more than 30 grams of a white powdery substance suspected to be amphetamine, 140 grams of creatine, which is used to build muscle mass, as well as a precision scale with traces of a white powdery substance.
Creatine is the only item on this list that is not a narcotic in itself. Police list it with the explanation that it is used to build muscle mass.
What does the local outlet add, and what does the statement leave out?
Glas zapadne Srbije, citing police, reports that the suspects were found in a house owned by one of their mothers while cutting and packing dried parts of the plant. That detail is not in the Interior Ministry statement. The same outlet also gives the exact amount of amphetamine, 30.5 grams, while the statement says only that it was more than 30 grams.
What happens next?
The suspects have been ordered held for up to 48 hours. Within that time they will be brought before the competent prosecutor’s office, along with a criminal complaint. The prosecutor’s office decides how the case proceeds.
