Recklinghausen - Chemicals for drug production in apartment: arrest
Police have found chemicals and substances suspected of being used to manufacture drugs in an apartment in Dorsten ( Recklinghausen district). Officers arrested the 24-year-old resident on Saturday, as the police announced on Sunday night. They discovered the chemicals while responding to a dispute and an assault offense. As it was initially unclear whether the chemicals posed a danger, the surrounding houses were evacuated. However, according to a police spokesperson, the all-clear was given. Specialists from the fire department and the State Office of Criminal Investigation were also on site.
Police statement
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- The suspected drug production in Dorsten, a district of Recklinghausen in North Rhine-Westphalia, led to the arrest of a 24-year-old resident on Saturday, as reported by the police on Sunday night.
- The discovery of chemicals and suspected drug-making substances in an apartment in Dorsten prompted the evacuation of surrounding houses due to initial concerns about the chemicals' safety.
- The police in North Rhine-Westphalia, including those from Recklinghausen, are investigating criminality related to drug production following the arrest in Dorsten.
- The operation in Dorsten, which involved specialists from the fire department and the State Office of Criminal Investigation, marked another instance of drug-related issues in the county.
- The arrest in Dorsten, a town in North Rhine-Westphalia, demonstrates the ongoing efforts of local police forces to combat the problem of chemical-based drug production in residential areas.
Source: www.stern.de