Wolfenbüttel - Police discover 21 animals and drugs in squalid apartment
The police in Wolfenbuttel discovered seven dogs and 14 quails in a man's apartment. The animals had been kept under poor hygienic conditions, the police announced at noon. In addition, officers found 22 cannabis plants and other narcotics in the apartment.
A witness called the police because they had observed a man climbing over the balcony into the apartment with a ladder. It turned out that the apartment owner had locked himself in. The police are investigating against the man, according to their statement, for violations of the Cannabis-, Narcotics- and Animal Protection Law.
- The discovery of drugs in the man's apartment in Wolfenbüttel raises concerns about his involvement in criminality related to narcotics.
- The routine operation by the police in Lower Saxony necessitated the intervention during an emergency, leading to the discovery of the animals and narcotics.
- The level of criminality in the case is warranting a thorough investigation, as the man is accused of violating several protection laws, including those for cannabis, narcotics, and animals.
- The poor hygienic conditions of the animals and the presence of narcotics indicate a potential connection between the man's routine activities and criminal actvities, as observed by the witness and confirmed by the police.
