Crime - 1.5 Tons Crystal Meth Discovered in the Port of Hamburg
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During X-ray control, the German port found drugs valued at 28.5 million euros.
Police and customs have secured about 1.5 tons of methamphetamine in the port of Hamburg.
The sacks were supposed to contain rice from Pakistan. However, investigators found one and a half tons of crystal meth in the port of Hamburg. The traffic value is estimated at 28.5 million euros.
In sacks of alleged rice, investigators discovered 1.5 tons of Crystal Meth in the port of Hamburg. The drugs were shipped from Pakistan. Whoever is behind the million-dollar smuggling is now trying to resolve the prosecution.
At the beginning of May, the Hamburg police and customs seized 1.5 tons of crystal meth in the port, which was hidden in rice packages. The Hamburg Attorney General's office announced this on Thursday.
In the German port of Hamburg, law enforcement officers found one and a half tons of crystal methamphetamine worth 28.5 million euros.
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