Drug raid in the Freising district: Police search seven apartments - and find one

Drug raid in the district of Freising. The police searched seven apartments on Monday - and found among other things 285 grams of marijuana.

County - In the course of a major search operation, drugs and a butterfly knife, the possession of which is prohibited under the weapons law, were confiscated on Monday morning. This was announced by the police headquarters in Upper Bavaria North on Tuesday afternoon.

Officials of the Erding criminal police searched a total of seven apartments in Freising, Hallbergmoos and Moosburg for illegal drug trafficking and possession. They were supported by emergency services from the Operational Supplementary Service (OED) Erding and the police inspections Moosburg, Freising and Neufahrn.

41-year-old in custody

According to the police headquarters, around 285 grams of marijuana, smaller amounts of amphetamine and a butterfly knife that was banned under the Gun Act were confiscated from the drug raid. The suspects are cocaine and marijuana users between the ages of 24 and 40. In some cases, they are also suspected of having resold the narcotics at a profit.

The alleged supplier of the suspects, a 41-year-old German, was arrested by Kripo Erding about two weeks ago with a delivery of cocaine. He has been in custody since then. 

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