Shock in Burg: Police confiscated 1.3 kilos of crystal meth!

Shock in Burg: Police confiscated 1.3 kilos of crystal meth!

Burg, Deutschland - In the past few weeks there have been several remarkable drug finds in Germany that indicate the growing problem with crystal meth. On July 9, 2025 in Burg, a camp with 1.3 kilograms of this dangerous substance was discovered by the police. The street sales value of this amount is estimated at around 100,000 euros. "This was possible through the committed cooperation between the protection and criminal police in the Jerichower Land police station," said a spokesman for the police. The investigation continues in order to learn more about the background of this confiscation and to be held accountable, as Volksstimme reports.

What makes crystal meth so dangerous? This drug is often inhaled, sprayed or smoked and has an extremely high risk of addiction. The effect is brutal: it can last between six and 48 hours and is only slowly broken down by the body. A fact that endangers the physical and mental health of consumers and promotes dependency.

a record find in Frankfurt

But Burg is not the only city that is faced with the drug problem. On July 2, 2025, an incredible drug discovery of 160 kilograms of crystal meth was announced at Frankfurt Airport, which is the largest in German air traffic. The customs authorities discovered the drug during a control of a Mexico goods, which was allegedly intended for the production of paving stones. Crystal Meth was cleverly hidden in a metal box, and the customs investigators took the drugs out of the drugs, supported by the airport fire brigade, such as Osthessen-News reported.

The arrest of four alleged backers in the Netherlands shows how far networked the illegal business with drugs is. The investigation is still in full swing, and the authorities are doing everything possible to examine the background of this large goods.

The current status of drug problems

The explosive situation around drugs like Crystal Meth is underpinned by the current figures from the epidemiological addiction survey and the gambling survey in Germany. According to the Federal Drug Commissioner, stimulants such as methamphetamine are particularly impressive and are a serious problem for society. In the age group of 18- to 64-year-olds, abuse, antidepressants and other substances are a growing topic.

The worrying developments throw a critical light on drug policy in Germany and show that the fight against the drug trade is a daily challenge. The police and customs authorities' operations are essential to get the growing dangers under control for society.