Four arrested in Hoboken drug house with 1.6 kg cannabis
Antwerp police arrested four suspects dealing drugs from a house on Zaatlaan in Hoboken on 29 October 2026, seizing over a kilogram of hashish and 600 grams of cannabis. Two of the four were brought before the investigating judge, and phones, packaging material and cash were also seized.
Antwerp police arrested four suspects who had been dealing drugs from a house in
Hoboken, shortly after a deal took place.[1][2]The intervention happened on
Thursday 29 October at a house on Zaatlaan in Hoboken after a neighbourhood team
noticed a man briefly visiting the address.[1][3][2]A check showed the visitor had
just bought hashish there, after which police extended the check to the house
and found three people in the garden.[1][2][4]A fourth person had hidden inside the
house.[1][3][2]Four people were deprived of their liberty and two of them were
brought before the investigating judge.[1][3][2]
Police seized more than one kilogram of hashish and 600 grams of cannabis.[1][3][2][4]The drugs were found in the garden shed together with packaging material and a
precision scale.[1][3][2]Officers also seized five mobile phones and 205 euros.[1][3][2]
Police spokesperson Kim Bastiaens gave the account of the operation.[1]The
suspects allegedly used the house as a base for dealing drugs.[1]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Arrested
4
Cannabis
1.6 kg
Agency type
Police
Cannabis
Hashish
Activity
Sale
Setting
Home
Case stage
Under investigation
Sources
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