Crime - Drug dealer from Soest convicted with the help of the FBI
A criminal trial against suspected drug dealers from Soest could soon begin at Arnsberg District Court. They are accused of trafficking several kilograms of drugs. They were convicted because, according to media reports, they fell for a fake company run by the American FBI. This company had sold them cell phones that supposedly enabled bug-proof communication - but in fact the communication was tracked by the US security agency.
A spokeswoman for the regional court said on request that the chamber had not yet decided whether to open the proceedings. It would have to be examined whether the intercepted data could be used in proceedings. A decision by the chamber as to whether a trial will be held in Arnsberg is expected in February at the latest.
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- The drug dealers from Soest, who are facing criminal proceedings in Arnsberg District Court for trafficking large quantities of drugs, were assisted in their conviction by the FBI.
- Despite the ongoing criminal proceedings against them in Arnsberg, the regional court has not yet decided if intercepted data can be used in their trial.
- The alleged drug dealers from North Rhine-Westphalia's Soest, who were trapped by the FBI's fake company, could potentially face trial at the Arnsberg Regional Court in February.
- The FBI played a crucial role in the conviction of drug dealers operating in North Rhine-Westphalia's Soest, as they fell for a fake company that the American agency used to gather incriminating evidence against them.
Source: www.stern.de
