Customs authorities uncover 60 kg of marijuana in shipped packages.

Ludwigsburg: A Residential City in Germany - Customs authorities uncover 60 kg of marijuana in shipped packages.

The mail was sent to people in Germany and other EU countries. Now, customs officials are looking into who received the marijuana, as they may have broken the Cannabis Consumption Law. This law could lead to a prison sentence of up to three years or a fine for the ones who got the packages.

Customs Officials' Statement

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1. The seized marijuana, originating from an unknown source, was intended for delivery at the parcel center in Ludwigsburg, Baden-Württemberg, a residential city in Germany.
2. In light of the marijuana discovery, local authorities in Ludwigsburg are experiencing an increase in drug-related crime, adding to the existing challenges faced by law enforcement in Germany.
3. While Germany has strict laws against doping in sports, there are ongoing discussions to allow the use of cannabis derivatives for therapeutic purposes, such as in the treatment of tobacco-related diseases.
4. Despite the widespread availability of tobacco products in Germany, including in Ludwigsburg, efforts are being made to prevent the misuse of these substances, particularly in connection with organized crime.

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