Suspended two-year sentence over 800 g cannabis thrown from a car on the A4
Klevis D. was given a suspended two-year prison term by Luxembourg's district court for putting cannabis into circulation and transporting it, after police found more than 800 grams of marijuana and hashish thrown from his car on the A4 in January 2025. He was acquitted of smuggling the drugs from France.
In the evening of 23 January 2025 a police patrol on the A4 stopped a grey car
driving with only its sidelights on.[1]A second driver mistaken the police
stop signals for himself and followed the patrol, then told officers he had seen
the grey car’s driver throw a backpack out of the window.[1]The officers
found a plastic bag resembling cannabis under the passenger seat and two more in
the driver’s jacket pockets.[1]A black backpack found on the motorway was
full of drugs, and police seized 18 plastic bags of marijuana and hashish
weighing more than 800 grams that evening.[1]
He answered for his actions before Luxembourg’s district court in early June.[1]The ninth criminal chamber acquitted him of smuggling the drugs from France
into Luxembourg, finding no proof that he had crossed the border with them.[1]The court did find proven that he had put narcotics into circulation and
transported them.[1]The court sentenced him to two years in prison, entirely
suspended, and banned him from driving for 18 months, also suspended.[1]He
was also ordered to pay procedural costs of a little over 2,000 euros and a fine
of 1,500 euros.[1]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Cannabis
800 g
Fine
EUR 1,500
Agency
Tribunal d'arrondissement de Luxembourg
Agency type
Court, Police
Cannabis
Hashish (800 g)
Activity
Sale, Trafficking, Smuggling
Setting
Vehicle
Charges
importing drugs clandestinely from France into Luxembourg; putting narcotics into circulation and transporting them; driving under the influence of narcotics
Case stage
Sentenced
Sentence
Suspended sentence
Date
Approximate
Sources
Virgulevirgule.luFRUn sac à dos contenant du cannabis jeté d'une voiture sur l'A4: peine avec sursis pour Klevis D.
Open questions the AI reported
The article says only that the verdict came "avant les vacances d'été" (before the summer holidays) and was published in the written judgment afterwards; 3 June 2026 is an approximate date.
The article gives no precise weight beyond "more than 800 grams" and no split between marijuana and hashish, and no laboratory confirmation is reported.
No street value is given as a figure: the article speaks only of "several thousand euros" for the seized load and "several tens of thousands" for the 7 kg offered for sale in phone messages.
The German-language original on wort.lu could not be opened, so only the Virgule translation was used.
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Belgian, Dutch and Luxembourg police checked 968 vehicles and 382 people in the 4–5 September 2026 “From Knokke to Athus” operation for Benelux Day, making seven arrests. The sweep seized about 500 grams of drugs described as mainly cannabis, plus 700 cartons of contraband cigarettes.
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The Luxembourg district court gave a driver, identified only as Hugo D., 18 months in prison, fully suspended, and a 1,500-euro fine for burglary and unlawful possession and transport of cannabis. Police stopped his car near Capellen in September 2023 with stolen snacks and drinks plus 77.3 grams of hashish and cannabis.