Federal police officers from the Selb border police inspectorate stopped three young men bringing drugs, weapons and illegal fireworks from the Czech Republic into Germany at the Schirnding border crossing.[1] The two 19-year-olds and a 17-year-old now face proceedings under the weapons act, the explosives act, the narcotics act and the law on handling consumer cannabis.[2]

Officers checked the trio at about 15:00 on Saturday, 7 November, after they entered from the Czech Republic.[2] The search found hashish, which the officers seized along with the other prohibited items.[2] The officers also found an electroshock device, a telescopic baton, two flick knives and two knuckledusters.[1]

Police seized the fireworks and the prohibited objects, and the suspects must also pay the cost of destroying the pyrotechnics.[2] A rapid drug test on the driver, who comes from the Miltenberg district, was positive for THC, and a complaint was filed against him for driving under the influence of cannabis.[1] The police statement was released on Monday.[2]