District of Lüneburg - Drug squad seizes more than 160 kilos of amphetamines
At apartment searches in the Lüneburg district, the police secured over 160 kilograms of Amphetamines. The drugs had a value on the black market of over one million Euro, as the police reported. The suspected dealers, two men aged 21 and 29 and a 26-year-old woman, were arrested in the course of the searches.
According to investigators, the trio is suspected of "significantly dealing" in Amphetamines and Marihuana. After their identities were established, the trio was later released due to lacking reasons for detention.
For the searches of four apartments in the municipalities of Amelinghausen and Ilmenau on Tuesday, the police reportedly deployed a large contingent of response units. In addition to the Amphetamines, the officers seized further drugs and evidence. The officers are investigating and also want to identify possible further suspects.
- The police in the District of Lüneburg focused their efforts on combating crime, leading to several home searches.
- The lower Saxony authorities welcomed the successful seizure of over 160 kilograms of Amphetamines, valued at over one million Euro.
- During the home search in the Lüneburg district, three men and a woman were arrested as suspected dealers of drugs, including Amphetamines and Marihuana.
- The district attorney's office in the District of Lüneburg is planning to conduct more searches, as they believe more individuals might be involved in the suspected drug trafficking ring.
- The police in the Lüneburg district have been actively addressing the issue of drug trafficking, particularly concentrating on the illicit trade of Amphetamines and Marihuana.
