Pizza With Cocaine in Germany: Pizzeria Serves ‘Most Popular Pizza’ With Side of Cocaine in Düsseldorf, Police Raid Outlet
A pizzeria in Germany's Düsseldorf became the centre of a major drug bust after the German police discovered its most popular pizza was being served with a side of cocaine.
Berlin, October 23: A pizzeria in Germany's Düsseldorf became the centre of a major drug bust after the German police discovered its most popular pizza was being served with a side of cocaine. Reportedly, the customers were 'buzzing' after item number 40 on the pizzeria's menu.
According to a report published by the New York Post, the investigation began in March when food inspectors noticed unusual activity surrounding item number 40 on the menu. The inspectors alerted the police, who then confronted the pizzeria’s 36-year-old manager. In a dramatic turn of events, the manager attempted to dispose of a bag of drugs by throwing it out of his apartment window, only for it to land directly into the hands of waiting officers. What Is Pink Cocaine? Know Harmful Effects of Tusi, Party Drug Cocktail Linked to Liam Payne’s Death and Cited in Diddy’s Lawsuits.
Cops Find 3.5 Pounds of Cocaine in Pizzeria
The confiscated stash included 3.5 pounds of cocaine, 14.1 ounces of cannabis, and USD 290,378 in cash. Despite being released shortly after his initial arrest, the manager resumed his illicit activities, prompting further investigation.
Widespread Search-Ops on After Cocaine Served With Pizza in Germany
Authorities expanded their probe into the supply chain, ultimately dismantling a drug ring operating in western Germany. Three suspects were arrested, including the alleged 22-year-old mastermind. Raids on the homes and businesses of 12 additional suspects uncovered two cannabis plantations with over 350 plants, along with knives, other weapons, cash, and expensive watches. Hurricane Debby Brings Cocaine Worth Over USD 1 Million Onto Florida Beach As It Makes Landfall.
The pizzeria manager attempted to flee the country but was apprehended and remains in custody. Due to Germany’s strict privacy laws, the identities of the suspects and the pizzeria have not been disclosed, the report added.
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