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Police pull "coke cab" out of traffic in Neukölln

The driver of a so-called "coke cab" put the police in Berlin-Neukölln on his trail with his driving style. The car was apparently traveling too fast on Hermannstraße, as the police announced on Wednesday. During the check on Tuesday afternoon, the police discovered that the driver was...

A police vehicle on the side of the road. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
A police vehicle on the side of the road. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Drugs - Police pull "coke cab" out of traffic in Neukölln

The driver of a so-called "coke cab" put the police in Berlin-Neukölln on his trail with his driving style. The car was apparently traveling too fast on Hermannstraße, as the police announced on Wednesday. During the check on Tuesday afternoon, the police discovered that the driver was apparently under the influence of drugs.

A drug test on the 37-year-old was therefore positive. Several containers, presumably containing cocaine, and a knife were found on board the car. During a search of his home, suspected cocaine was also found. After his identity was established, the man was released. He is now being investigated for trafficking cocaine in not a small quantity.

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The driver's unusual driving style in the "coke cab" attracted the attention of the police in Berlin-Neukölln's Hermannstraße. The police suspected that the driver was under the influence of drugs, leading to a discovery of suspected cocaine containers and a knife in the car. Authorities are now investigating the 37-year-old for cocaine trafficking, with a significant quantity involved. The case is yet another example of criminality on Berlin's roads.

In another instance, a cab driver in the neighborhood of newkölln was arrested for drug possession. The police found large quantities of cocaine in his cab, signifying potential involvement in the illegal drug trade. The investigation into this matter is ongoing, with authorities looking into the extent of the driver's involvement in drug trafficking.

Source: www.stern.de

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