Police seized more than 107 kg of cannabis and hashish in Saint-Ouen over three days, along with cash and handguns. Two people were arrested following police intelligence.
🇫🇷 Saint-Ouen, Seine-Saint-Denis · France
In three days, police intercepted more than 107 kilos of cannabis in Saint-Ouen, in Seine-Saint-Denis.[1] Two people were arrested in connection with the seizures.[1]
Officers seized more than 107 kg of cannabis and hashish during the previous week.[1] They also seized more than 13,000 euros in cash and at least two handguns.[1] According to Le Parisien, the seizures followed intelligence gathered by officers.[1]
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