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Why Annemasse's Cops Run After the Drug Dealers and Nothing Changes

By force of insistence, I got to follow the police of Annemasse on patrol. This episode contains unbridled chase races, dealers who shout "Arah", borders that drive crazy, and agents who valiantly scoop the sea with small spoons by counting the days. The price: 700 meters of race for 50 grams of beuh. Welcome to the Far East.

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Why Annemasse's Cops Run After the Drug Dealers and Nothing Changes

9 hours ago·Geneva, Switzerland

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Le Temps broke the news in Geneva, Switzerland 9 hours ago on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.

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