Germany: Police chief warns of 'cocaine surge'

Germany: Police chief warns of 'cocaine surge'

Germany is experiencing a "cocaine surge" amid a more general increase in the use of hard drugs, according to the head of the country's Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA). "Cocaineis spreading rapidly in Germany," Holger Münch was quoted as saying in comments published by the RND news network on Tuesday. Münch said that the focus of the international drug trade is switching to Europe because "the market in North America is saturated." Accordin…

According to Holger Münch, Germany is currently experiencing a "cocaine smear". According to the BKA president, the heroin market is also undergoing dangerous developments.

The Federal Criminal Office warns of an increase in hard drugs in the Federal Republic of Germany.

Cocaine is spreading very strongly in Germany, says the President of the Federal Criminal Office. There are also changes in the heroin market. This could become a health threat for consumers.

Cocaine is spreading very strongly in Germany, says the President of the Federal Criminal Office. There are also changes in the heroin market.

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