US EditionLuxembourg Police Seize 1,746 Cannabis Plants at House
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Discovery of a vast cannabis crop in the north, not far from the Belgian border: two men were arrested and placed in pre-trial detention.
A foreign tenant was betrayed by his landlord in the north of the Grand Duchy, near the Belgian border.
Near the Belgian border, the investigating police found an intoxicating discovery in a single-family house on March 22nd.
A large quantity of cannabis was seized in the north of the country. The owner of the house near the Belgian border had reported his tenants.
Nearly 1,800 cannabis plants were seized in a house in northern Luxembourg, following the report of an owner, leading to the arrest of two suspects and the opening of an investigation into a possible organised network. On 22 March, following the denunciation of the owner of a single-family house for rent in Luxembourg, the ...
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