Two arrested with hashish in a car stop on Dutch police TV
Police officers in Groningen arrested a driver and a passenger after finding hashish and cash in their car during the RTL4 police documentary series Bureau Groningen on 12 November 2026. The driver tested positive for drugs and had earlier police contact for drug dealing; the seized drugs were displayed at the police station, but no weight or value was published.
During the fifth episode of the RTL4 police documentary series Bureau Groningen,
presenter Ewout Genemans and officers Yorick and Sezgin stopped a car in the
city after the driver changed direction when he saw the patrol car.[1]A
saliva test on the driver came back positive; the driver had been in contact
with the police in 2025 over drug dealing and driving under the influence of
drugs.[1]
The driver said he had hashish in his pocket and handed a bag of drugs to
officer Sezgin, who put him in handcuffs.[1]Officers found an Action plastic
bag full of drugs in the car and arrested the passenger as well.[1]The
officers also found a stack of 10-euro and 20-euro banknotes in the car.[1]
Bureau Groningen airs every Thursday at 20:30 on RTL4.[1]
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Officers Yorick and Sezgin with the drugs they found in the car, as shown in the RTL4 episode. Photo: RTL4Photo details
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Source: Dagblad van het NoordenThe seized drugs displayed at the police station in the episode. Photo: RTL4Photo details
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