Pre -drug from Winsen: Why he makes pure table for his family!

A 40-year-old drug dealer from Winsen, Artur S., is currently in front of the district court of Lüneburg, where he is accused of commercial trade in drugs. The process takes place in Saal 9 and includes an indictment period that extends from September 2023 to March 2024. The defendant is charged a total of 25 crimes, including the sale of 30 kg cannabis, 3 kg cocaine and 5 kg amphetamine. The investigation that was carried out by listening technology and searches by the police led to financial damage of at least 189,000 euros, which the accused obtained from drug trafficking.

Artur S. has been comprehensively in the negotiation and was cooperative when it was clarified by his actions. His defender noted that the defendant gave the names of his accomplices in an unusual behavior. Artur S. cited a massive gambling addiction that had driven him into high debts as the reason for his drug trafficking.

sentence and negotiation results

In the course of the trial, the prosecutor applied for a prison of three years, while the defense lawyer claimed a suspended sentence of two years. The defense lawyer emphasized that the 189,000 euros that Artur S. had acquired by drug trafficking should be confiscated. It is worth noting that the accused had previously had no criminal record and expressed his shame about the arrest in the presence of his family. The judgment is expected on January 9, 2024. According to Landeszeitung significant case because it illuminates the dangers of drug trade.

In addition, the role of confessions on already proven acts was dealt with in a scientific study by Kathrin Bünnigmann. The publication deals with a decision by the Federal Court of Justice of October 9, 2013, which analyzes the importance of such confessions in the context of law enforcement. This is particularly relevant for the current case from Lüneburg, which raises the question to what extent the defendant's confession could affect the judgment. Further information on this topic can be viewed at de Gruyter