Weapons and drugs in Mülsen: Police strike!

Weapons and drugs in Mülsen: Police strike!

Mülsen, Deutschland - in Mülsen, in the Zwickau district, have secured several weapons and ammunition employees. The weapons belonged to a 41-year-old who had previously been withdrawn from gun law permission and the hunting license. When searching the property, the officials also found numerous drugs, including Crystal, hashish, marijuana, ecstasy tablets and LSD trips worth around 7,000 euros. The 41-year-old suspect was temporarily arrested and taken to a correctional facility (JVA). An arrest warrant was issued against him.

The man is suspected of having acted with narcotics in no small amount. To make matters worse, there was an access to weapons. During the mission, a 49-year-old was also found, which came to the site with a stamped vehicle. He was on the road without a driver's license and was reported due to driving without a license and violation of the compulsory insurance law. Officials from the Zwickau police department, standby police officer and staff from the police administrative office were involved in the deployment.

legal classification of drug trafficking

The incident in Mülsen also raises legal questions, especially with regard to narcotics. According to a report by Anwalt.de threatening drugs in non-small quantities. Section 30a (2) No. 2 of the Narcotics Act (BTMG) punished armed trading with narcotics in a non -small amount with a prison sentence of at least five years. It is armed who carries a firearm or other dangerous objects that are suitable for violating people.

In terms of classification of knives in drug trafficking, the Federal Court of Justice (BGH) has made it clear that also non -prohibited knives can be regarded as arms -like objects in drug trafficking. In the specific case, it could be determined that a non -forbidden jumping knife can justify criminal liability for armed trading if it is suitable for violating people. This could also be important for the current case in Mülsen.

-transmitted by West-Ost-Medien