Police pull two drug taxis out of circulation almost at the same time – BZ Berlin

At almost the same time, the police picked up two drug taxis in Mitte and Kreuzberg. Cocaine, ecstasy, ketamine, marijuana and a blank gun were all confiscated.

At around 9:05 p.m., civil investigators watched a woman (25) get into a silver-colored Audi on the corner of Choriner Strasse and Lottumstrasse (center).  The  driver made a round of the block and then let the woman get out again.

While officers searched the suspected drug user and seized two small plastic ampoules with ketamine, colleagues followed the drug dealer in his Audi.

 The y stopped the vehicle on Otto-Braun-Strasse, searched cars and drivers (22) and discovered other drugs and several hundred euros.  The  car was confiscated for further searches and taken to a detention site.

At around 9 p.m., civilian workers on the corner of Prinzenstrasse and Ritterstrasse (Kreuzberg) noticed a Toyota, the driver of which was making its laps suspiciously slowly. “

 The  driver was looking for possible buyers,” says a police spokesman.

After a suspected drug buyer got out, the officers checked the car on the corner of Moritz and Lobeckstrasse, from which it smelled strongly of cannabis.  The  driver (27) admitted to having used drugs and not having a driver’s license. In the glove compartment, the investigators discovered a blank gun and drugs.

During an apartment search, cocaine, marijuana and ecstasy as well as a telescopic baton were discovered.

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Already in the afternoon, a drug addict (31) was chase through Lichtenberg with the police and endangered road users. A pedestrian (52) on Siegfriedstrasse could only save himself with one jump.

 The  suspect left his red Mercedes Benz on Herzbergstrasse and fled on foot.  The  officers caught up with him, but could only arrest him with strong resistance.

 The  man had a can of cannabis with him and said he had consumed alcohol, cannabis and crystal meth.

“In the car we discovered various identification documents, including Russian passports that could not be assigned to the suspect,” says a police spokesman.