Munich police arrested a 22-year-old Munich man and his 30-year-old girlfriend from Poland after an argument between them on the street led officers to the man’s flat in Waldperlach, Ramersdorf-Perlach, in the night to 16 October 2026.[1] A neighbour called the emergency number because of the loud quarrel shortly before midnight, and officers found the 22-year-old lightly bleeding from the nose and half undressed in the cold.[2] Police said the two were arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking and that arrest warrants were issued against both, with the warrant against the woman suspended on conditions.[3]

The search found about 1.8 kilograms of high-quality uncut cocaine, which the investigators valued at an estimated EUR 140,000 on the street, as well as four sharp pistols.[1] Investigators also found a pressed block of 45 grams of hashish in a lockable glass box, a quantity the Abendzeitung described as still just within what German law allows for personal use.[1]

The four pistols were three Glock handguns and one Croatian HS pistol, with magazines for up to 30 rounds and a device that converts a semi-automatic pistol into a fully automatic weapon.[4] A search of the 22-year-old’s car found nothing of criminal relevance and the car was returned to him.[2]

A judge issued arrest warrants against both on suspicion of drug trafficking; the 22-year-old has been in pre-trial custody since, while his girlfriend was released on conditions.[1] The 22-year-old was already known to police for drug offences, had no weapons licence and has not commented on the allegations, and armed trafficking in a not-small quantity carries a minimum five-year prison term.[4] Munich’s Kommissariat 83, the city drugs squad, took over the further investigation.[5]