Raid in Saxony: 1.3 million euros drugs secured!
Raid in Saxony: 1.3 million euros drugs secured!
In a large-scale campaign, the police in Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt struck properly. A total of 26 objects were searched in an investigation by the Halle public prosecutor, including 21 in the Burgenland district and 5 in Saxony. In these raids, drugs worth around 1.3 million euros were ensured, reports Diesachsen.de .
The impressive balance of the campaign comprises around 70 kg marijuana, 6 kg crystal meth, 3.5 kg cocaine and 1 kg ecstasy. Six men between the ages of 25 and 36 were temporarily arrested, the suspicion is determined by a gang -like, unauthorized trade in narcotics and cannabis products in no small quantities.
objects ensured and investigations
In addition to the drugs, a number of other objects were ensured. This includes two high -quality vehicles, several thousand euros in cash, knives, shear guns and even forbidden pyrotechnics. It is clear that the backers of the operation had a good hand for illegal trade, which proves the extensive securing. The demonstration of the arrested in front of a judge is planned for the course of the day, which underlines the urgency of the investigation.
This raid is no coincidence. Drug crime has been a large part of organized crime in Germany for years. According to Statista , around 347,000 cases of drug crime were recorded in the police, which means an increase of 2 percent compared to the previous year. It is particularly worrying that around 208,000 of these cases concerned cannabis, which has been partially legal since April 2024.
social effects and trends
Drug crime is a problem for society that should not be underestimated. In Germany there is a steady increase in drug deaths, the majority suffer from long -term damage to health due to excessive drug use. In 2023, around 2,230 people died of drugs, which illustrates the urgent need for prevention measures. In addition, Bremen was the most affected city with almost 5 drug deaths per 100,000 inhabitants, as the numbers show.
In summary, it can be said that the police have taken an important step to combat drug trafficking. The measure is not only a blow to organized crime, but also a sign that the investigative authorities act rigorously against illegal activities. The pressure on the drug mafia is noticeable, but the question remains: will this be sufficient to solve the problem in the long term?| Details | |
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