32 cannabis doses hidden under a car in Meise lead to house search
Belgian police stopped a 21-year-old man in Meise on 8 November 2026 who was hiding a plastic bag under a parked car. The bag held 32 individually wrapped doses of cannabis; a same-day house search with a drug dog also turned up cocaine, hashish and marijuana. He appeared before the Brussels investigating magistrate; the case remains under investigation.
On 8 November, police stopped a 21-year-old man in Meise after he tried to hide
a plastic bag under a parked car. The stop came at 12:40.[1]Police commissioner Franky Maes of local police zone K-L-M gave the account of the stop and the searches.[1]The bag held 32 separately wrapped packets of
cannabis, each a single user dose; a search also found a grinder, rolling
papers, a phone and cash.[2][1]The man denied involvement with the drugs.[2]
Later the same day a house search with a drug dog found cocaine, hashish and
marijuana, which police seized.[2][1]
On instruction of the Halle-Vilvoorde prosecutor, the suspect was brought before
the Brussels investigating magistrate, and local police continue the
investigation.[2][3]
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Police in Liège arrested a 27-year-old man after neighbours complained of drug dealing in their street, finding 1.5 kg of cannabis at his home and 100 grams on him. His file was sent to the Liège prosecutor's office with a request for an arrest warrant, and no charges or court outcome have been reported.
Police in Kontich arrested a 20-year-old man on 8 November after he ran from an anonymous patrol that wanted to check him, then searched his vehicle, home and a rented parking space. The parking space held 154 grams of hashish and 188 grams of cannabis, plus 10 grams of cocaine, and the man is suspected of drug trafficking.
On 7 November 2026, Zaventem local police stopped a car with a defective number-plate light during a PROA-actie, found 38 g of cannabis and 745 euros cash, and arrested both occupants after a house search turned up a further 245 g of cannabis and hashish.
Antwerp police rearrested a minor in Borgerhout on 7 November after finding 40 grams of cannabis and 1,765 euros in cash in his bag. The boy had been caught selling drugs a few months earlier, and police say the new acts breached his conditions.
