40-year-old held selling marijuana in Stuttgart's Klett-Passage
Police in the Klett-Passage in Stuttgart-Mitte arrested a 40-year-old Moroccan national after officers watched him allegedly sell marijuana to a 21-year-old on the evening of 6 November 2026. A detention judge issued an arrest warrant the next day and put it into force.
Police officers in the Klett-Passage in Stuttgart-Mitte arrested a 40-year-old
man on Friday evening, 6 November 2026, on suspicion of dealing drugs.[1][2]Police observed him at about 18.15 in the Klett-Passage allegedly selling
marijuana to a 21-year-old man.[1][2]Officers then stopped the suspect and
arrested him while he was still at the scene.[3]
The man, a Moroccan national, was brought before a detention judge during
Saturday, 7 November, at the request of the public prosecutor’s office.[1][2]The
judge issued an arrest warrant and put it into force, and the man is in custody.[4]
The account was released by the Stuttgart public prosecutor’s office and the
Stuttgart police headquarters.[3]The Klett-Passage is a shopping and
pedestrian passage beneath Stuttgart’s main railway station in Stuttgart-Mitte.[3]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
No weight or amount of the marijuana was published, so no cannabis quantity can be recorded, and there is no report of a search of the suspect or his home.
The identity of the 21-year-old buyer and whether he faced any action are not reported.
No charge, court case or outcome beyond the arrest warrant and pre-trial detention has been reported; the case was at the investigation stage.
The three accounts reproduce the same Stuttgart police statement; BW24 and Stuttgarter Nachrichten add no facts beyond it.
No weight or amount of the marijuana was published in this account either, so no cannabis quantity can be recorded.
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