Fugitive drug dealer trapped on garage roof

Escape attempt - Fugitive drug dealer trapped on garage roof

While fleeing from the police, a suspected drug dealer in Saarbrücken jumped out of a window - and then had to be rescued by the fire department. As the police announced on Friday, narcotics investigators wanted to search the 38-year-old's apartment. The man then threw away a not insignificant amount of ecstasy pills and cocaine and jumped out of the window.

In his attempt to escape, the 38-year-old landed unharmed on the roof of a garage about three to four meters below. However, he shied away from another jump to the ground about ten meters below, the police explained. During the search of his apartment, narcotics investigators found a large quantity of drugs, cash and knives. An arrest warrant was applied for. The 38-year-old is in custody, a police spokesman reported. The escape attempt had already taken place on December 11.

Press release

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1. Despite the warning from a traffic lawyer not to speak with the police, the drug dealer chose to throw away cocaine and ecstasy pills before his escape attempt.
2. The fire department was called to assist in the rescue of the drug dealer, who had landed on the garage roof after jumping from a window to evade the police in Saarbrücken, Saarland.
3. In addition to a large quantity of drugs and cash, knives were also found during the search of the drug dealer's apartment in Saarbrücken, leading to the application of an arrest warrant.
4. The criminality in Saarbrücken continues to pose a challenge for the local authorities, as witnessed in this case of a drug dealer attempting to escape from the police and later being apprehended.
5. If the drug dealer had successfully completed his escape attempt and evaded capture, he might have avoided facing justice for his involvement in drug-related activities in Saarbrücken and other parts of Saarland.

Source: www.stern.de