Drug Dealers Distribute Flyers Advertising Illegal Substances in Isère

Flyers with QR codes and detailed menus for drugs were left in mailboxes and on cars in towns near Grenoble, prompting a police investigation.

Residents in Poisat, Eybens, and Saint-Martin-d’Hères discovered flyers advertising drugs, including cannabis, MDMA, and cocaine, along with pricing and promotions.
The flyers resembled fast-food menus and included QR codes for easy ordering, a tactic linked to the growing 'Uber Shit' trend in drug trafficking.
Poisat’s mayor, Ludovic Bustos, expressed shock at the targeting of predominantly elderly residents in a quiet residential area.
Similar flyers were also found on car windshields near Grenoble’s university campus, highlighting the expanding reach of drug dealers.
Local authorities have launched an investigation, with officials emphasizing the need for stronger measures against increasingly sophisticated drug networks.