Investigations - Four suspected drug dealers in custody
Investigators have found around 6 kilos of cocaine, 1.5 kilos of marijuana and 560 grams of hashish in the possession of four suspected drug dealers. A magistrate issued arrest warrants for the men, aged between 20 and 31, on Wednesday, the public prosecutor's office and police announced on Thursday. The suspects, who are alleged to have distributed drugs in the Schwaikheim area (Rems-Murr district), are now in custody.
A 30-year-old man had already been targeted by the police on Tuesday, who was reportedly observed during a drug deal and provisionally arrested together with two other suspects. The investigators found over 40,000 euros in cash and a loaded pepper pistol in a vehicle alongside the drugs. According to the police, further drugs were seized during a search of a 31-year-old man's house.
Press release
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- The public prosecutor's office is now vigorously pursuing charges against the four men, accused of drug-related criminality in Baden-Württemberg.
- The seizure of such a large quantity of drugs, including cocaine, marijuana, and hashish, highlights the seriousness of the situation and the police's determination to combat drug-related issues in the region.
- The presence of cash and a loaded pepper pistol among the seized items raises concerns about potential links to organized criminality, a topic the public prosecutor's office will explore further in their investigation.
- The suspects' alleged drug distribution had a significant impact on public safety in the Schwaikheim area, and the police's efforts to apprehend them demonstrate their commitment to protecting the community.
- A spokesperson from the Baden-Württemberg police expressed their satisfaction with the successful operation and stated that the arrested men would face serious consequences, including potential prison sentences and fines.
Source: www.stern.de
