Drug production site discovered in holiday home

Notification

In the afternoon we received a report from the holiday park that a window had been smashed at one of the cottages. When someone went to take a look, they saw several jerry cans in the house. There was also a strange air around the house. Immediately contact was made with the police.

In addition to the arrested man and woman, several drug-related goods were found in the house by colleagues. There was also a typical, pungent smell in the house. A hazardous materials consultant came to the site to carry out a measurement in connection with the possible hazard setting.

After this check, experts from the National Dismantling Facility (LFO) came to the cottage to conduct further investigation. They are specially trained and equipped to work at the highest level of safety, such as in situations involving hazardous chemicals. In addition to various jerry cans, 100 liters of GHB, almost 3 kilos of amphetamine, about 6 liters of raw material for the production of GHB and more than 1000 pills were found.

At around 11:30 p.m. last night, the investigation by LFO was completed and the cottage was released. All goods and chemicals have been safely cleared by LFO and are being destroyed. The two suspects are currently in custody pending further investigation.

Danger

A drug production location entails very great dangers. For example, chemicals can ignite or explode and toxic substances can escape. The consequences of such an explosion or fire are often incalculable.

Do you suspect a production location in your area? Then call the police on 112. You can report anonymously to M. on 0800-7000. Report Crime Anonymously is separate from the police and reports can never be traced back to a reporter for police officers. For example, think of a strong chemical smell or suspicious activities in strange places and times. You can find everything about the signals and dangers of a drug lab in your area at this special theme page from the police.