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Law enforcement agents in Schleswig-Holstein have scored a major victory against the drug trade by apprehending a supposed operator of a meth lab. A 32-year-old man from Lübeck and a 34-year-old man from Bad Schwartau are believed to have been running the operation, as announced by police and prosecutors on a Wednesday.
In their search of six apartments in Bad Schwartau, Lübeck, and Bad Oldesloe, authorities found 63 kilograms of meth, 15 kilograms of marijuana, and around 10,000 ecstasy pills, with an estimated street value of 883,000 euros. Besides, they discovered various chemicals for making meth, two stun guns, several knives, and almost 9,000 euros in cash.
They have issued arrest warrants against the two men and a 26-year-old suspect from Bad Oldesloe (Kreis Stormarn) for alleged drug trafficking in large quantities. The 32-year-old, who had reportedly used the name Walter White, a reference to the television series "Breaking Bad," was captured on June 6th, during his alleged transaction of 20 kilograms of meth with the 26-year-old, who himself is accused of collaborating with other suspects to import larger amounts of marijuana and other narcotics from Spain.
Official announcement from the police and prosecutors. Press release.
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The drug production facility was located in the regions of Bad Schwartau and Lübeck, both located in the German state of Schleswig-Holstein. The determination of the law enforcement officers led to the capture of three individuals involved in drug trafficking. The seized drugs, including meth, marijuana, and ecstasy pills, had an estimated street value of over 800,000 euros. The public prosecutor's office in Bad Oldesloe is now handling the case, involving charges of drug trafficking in large quantities. The police also discovered weapons and currency during their raid.
