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Police Seize More Than 2,500 Cannabis Plants in Coordinated German Raids

The raids follow months of inquiries into large-scale drug cultivation aimed at disrupting organized networks.

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Eine illegale Cannabisplantage mit mehr als 2000 Pflanzen haben Ermittler im niedersächsischen Schüttorf in einer Halle entdeckt. Außerdem wurden drei mutmaßlich für den Betrieb verantwortliche Verdächtige festgenommen.

Overview

  • Investigators discovered over 2,000 cannabis plants and several kilograms of packaged product in a warehouse in Schüttorf, Lower Saxony.
  • A separate search in Mansfeld-Südharz, Saxony-Anhalt, uncovered more than 500 plants and about 22 kilograms of ready-to-sell cannabis in a residence.
  • Six suspects aged 27 to 42 were arrested and remanded in pre-trial detention by police in Lingen and the Halle public prosecutor’s office.
  • Authorities confiscated growing equipment and secured forensic evidence to support ongoing probes into organized drug cultivation.
  • Officials described the operation as a significant disruption to cross-regional cannabis networks and black-market supply.