Berlin police warn residents about unsolicited drug packages in mailboxes

derwesten.de (German)

Berlin police are warning residents about colorful packages containing various drugs being found in mailboxes. These packages, containing substances like cocaine, ecstasy, and marijuana, are designed to attract attention, particularly from children. Authorities advise against opening them and urge immediate reporting to the police. This tactic is seen as a form of drug advertising, with similar promotions like stickers and flyers also circulating in Berlin. The number of drug-related deaths in Germany remains high.


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