Chaos at the Fusion Festival: Drug finds and police operations outstanding!

Chaos at the Fusion Festival: Drug finds and police operations outstanding!

Lärz, Deutschland - The 26th Fusion Festival, which took place at the airfield in Lärz, came to an end on Sunday. With over 70,000 visitors from all over the world, the event was a real spectacle full of music and cultural offers. But not everything went smoothly, as the Neubrandenburg police inspection reported. As part of sample -like controls on departure, the police carried out measures to ensure safety on the streets. A total of 152 advertisements have been accepted since Tuesday, which makes it clear that this popular festival was not just about celebrating. According to Strelitzius, 88 festival goers were under the influence of narcotics and three under the influence of alcohol when they left the terrain.

Of course, drug trafficking and abuse cannot be avoided at such major events. [WELT] (https://www.welt.de/regionales/mecklenburg-vormern/article256328412/70-000-BE-BEI-BEI-BEI-BE-Bei-Bei-be-be-Fuendig. There were also 36 advertisements for drug trade, and the customs officials initiated 19 criminal proceedings of violations of the Narcotics Act. Including an Austrian festival visitor who carried incredible 1.8 kg of fruit gums that may have been moved with cocaine.

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Despite the high number of advertisements, the police remained optimistic overall and described the festival as calm and trouble -free. Another incident that noticed was the life -threatening Situation of a festival visitor who had to be hospitalized. The exact role of drugs is still being examined here, which shows that drugs can also represent serious dangers in the supposed party environment.

The fight against drug crime is a serious concern of the security authorities, as the Federal Criminal Police Office emphasized. International drug trafficking and the associated crimes are a significant danger to internal security. Despite a coherent approach to this crime, the pressure remains high, in particular by new psychoactive substances and their increasing spread over the Internet. The challenges for the investigative authorities are therefore considerable.