Bonn police investigate 18-year-old and seize 1.1 kg in cannabis checks
Bonn police opened an investigation against an 18-year-old after finding about 500 grams of cannabis in a backpack, and seized about 600 grams from the room of a 21-year-old suspected seller. The two stated finds total about 1.1 kilograms and came during focused checks in Tannenbusch and Dransdorf on 6 November 2026.
🇩🇪 Tannenbusch, Bonn, North Rhine-Westphalia · Germany
During a flat search in Tannenbusch, officers found about 500 grams of cannabis
in a backpack and opened an investigation against its 18-year-old owner.[1]About 600 grams of cannabis were also seized from the room of a 21-year-old man
suspected of selling the drug.[1]The two stated seizures amount to about 1.1
kilograms of cannabis.[2]The checks took place on 6 November 2026 in
Tannenbusch and Dransdorf.[1]
At about 18:40, City-Wache officers observed an exchange between two people in a
Tannenbusch car park.[1]Separate checks found a small quantity of cannabis on
each person.[2]The suspected buyer admitted having just bought cannabis,
leading to a judge-ordered search of the 21-year-old seller’s home.[1]Police
opened corresponding investigations under the Konsumcannabisgesetz, Germany’s
Cannabis Consumption Act.[1]
The operation involved City-Wache officers, dog handlers and investigators from
Criminal Investigation Department 25, the Bonn police unit responsible for drug
crime.[1]Police checked 37 people and 17 vehicle drivers during the
operation.[1]
Photos and video
Bags of seized cannabis displayed with a Bonn police Criminal Investigation Department 25 evidence label. Photo: Polizei BonnPhoto details
Both stated seizure amounts are approximate, and the small quantities found on the two people at the car park were not weighed or included in the 1.1-kilogram total.
No arrest or detention, formal charge or court outcome was reported.
The exact number of people covered by the investigations following the car-park encounter was not stated.
The local account repeats the Bonn police statement, so the event is documented by a single originating account.
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