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The right nose: Ecstasy in the toiletry bag and weapons in the back seat

2021-10-12T12:51:34.956Z


GAP - On Monday, October 11th, around 10:40 am, two young men on the B2 aroused the interest of veil investigators from the Murnau border police station. The two Belgians were traveling in a small German car with Belgian registration and were subjected to an inspection in a quiet side street. The investigators had the right nose again, as it turned out later.


GAP - On Monday, October 11th, around 10:40 am, two young men on the B2 aroused the interest of veil investigators from the Murnau border police station.

The two Belgians were traveling in a small German car with Belgian registration and were subjected to an inspection in a quiet side street.

The investigators had the right nose again, as it turned out later.

The personal and vehicle documents of the two of them were complete and in order, but the search of the vehicle revealed quite a few things.

A brass knuckle was found in the stowage compartment in the driver's door.

Brass knuckles are considered prohibited items in Germany and fall under the Weapons Act.

Possession in itself is a criminal offense.

More weapons were found on the back seat. Two airsoft rifles and one airsoft pistol were examined more closely by the police officers and it turned out that none of these weapons could bear the test mark of the Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt required in Germany. In both rifles, the muzzle energy of the projectiles is so high that wielding any of these rifles is also an offense under the Weapons Act. The accused should have produced a gun license. A technical examination must be carried out to determine whether this is also the case with the pistol or whether it is just an administrative offense.

Both ecstasy and amphetamine were found in the toilet bag of the 20-year-old driver, and on the side of the passenger seat, in the vehicle interior, was a bag of white powder, presumably cocaine.

Because neither of the two accused has a permanent residence in Germany, the Munich public prosecutor ordered a security deposit to secure the criminal proceedings and the expected penalty.

And since the combination of weapons and narcotics exacerbates the punishment, an amount of € 2,700 per accused was set.

After the confiscation of all drugs and weapons, as well as the processing and of course the payment of the 5400 €, the two young Belgians were able to continue their journey.

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Source: merkur

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