A pizzeria in the city center of Düsseldorf, in Germanyclosed as a result of the arrest of its person in charge, who is being investigated for take advantage of home delivery orders to sell cocaine. When customers ordered pizza “number 40” on the menu, a small package with the drug was added to the cardboard box, according to the regional newspaper. Rheinische Post.
The Police has also arrested this week the men who presumably the strings of the business were moving in the background drug traffic. The agents have defined this case as “very complex.”
The person in charge of the pizzeria is a 36-year-old man about whom suspicions of drug affairs have been weighing since March. His entry into provisional prison occurred after the authorities feared that he could sell the premises and go to Croatia.
In a search of his home, upon seeing the Police at the door of his house, the man “He threw a backpack filled with 1.6 kilograms of cocaine through the windowdirectly into the arms of the investigators,” the German newspaper reported. In addition to seizing that drugthe agents found 270,000 euros in cash and 400 grams of cannabis in the house.
The restaurant case is related to a large operation against drug trafficking which began on Monday in several cities in western Germany. In Düsseldorf, 150 police officers intervened and three arrests were made in a case in which thirteen others were implicated.
