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Police strike drug and weapons nest in Geretsried!
Geretsried: Police arrest two men for drug trafficking and gun violence. Investigations underway after raid.
Police strike drug and weapons nest in Geretsried!
There was a sensational raid in Geretsried on Monday in which two men aged 35 and 39 were arrested. As the South German newspaper Reportedly, the two suspects are suspected of dealing large quantities of illegal drugs. The investigators from the Weilheim criminal police had been keeping an eye on the men for some time, which led to this targeted search.
When officers searched her apartment, they not only found drugs, but also a worrying amount of weapons. Drugs seized included amphetamines and cocaine, while weapons - including a baseball bat, an air rifle and a samurai sword - were kept right next to the door and easily accessible, according to those involved. The men were arrested on suspicion of armed drug trafficking in large quantities and are currently in custody after arrest warrants were issued at the request of the Munich II public prosecutor's office.
Drug crime at a glance
Drug crime is a serious problem in Germany that cannot be ignored. Loud Statista Around 347,000 drug crime cases were recorded by the police in 2023, which corresponds to an increase of two percent compared to the previous year. What is particularly striking is that around 208,000 of these cases involved cannabis, which has been partially legalized since April 1, 2024. This shows how dynamically the situation is developing and how diverse the challenges remain.
The 2023 figures also show that around 55,500 drug trafficking offenses were recorded, with cannabis still being the main substance. These frightening statistics show that drug trafficking is often linked to organized crime and street crime. The health and social problems associated with drug use are undeniable; In 2023, Germany recorded around 2,230 drug deaths.
The investigation into the Geretsried raid is still ongoing, and the Weilheim criminal police are currently examining the further circumstances surrounding the drug trafficking while those arrested are behind bars awaiting trial. A clear appeal to society is unmistakable: strong measures against drug-related crime are needed to ensure safety in our cities.
Geretsried shows once again how serious the situation is and that it is high time to take further steps to combat drug crime. Citizens' safety should always come first while authorities must intensify their fight against drug traffickers.