Passel in the Burglesum district of Bremen: Police strikes!

Passel in the Burglesum district of Bremen: Police strikes!

in Bremen-Burglesum again the question arises as to what the drug trade is in the city. On Wednesday afternoon, June 11, 2025, the police forces convicted a 36-year-old alleged drug dealer. This was observed in Kastanienallee when he sold marijuana out of his car.

The campaign started around 5:20 p.m. and resulted in a search for an apartment that revealed a considerable amount of narcotics. In addition to marijuana and cannabis, the police were also able to secure cocaine and cash in the middle four -digit range. A 33-year-old accomplice was temporarily arrested and is also in police custody.

Investigations run

The investigation that has been initiated on the basis of prior information relates to violations of the Narcotics Act. The police knowledge suggested that a serious drug trade network operated here, which could have far -reaching consequences for the residents. It is not the first confiscation in the region, and the police are committed to their task of protecting the citizens from these dangerous substances.

Drug crime is a constant problem in Germany. According to Statista, over 347,000 cases of drug crime were registered in 2023, which means an increase of 2 percent compared to the previous year. Almost 208,000 of these cases concerned cannabis, which has been partially legal since April 1, 2024. In the same year the number of drug trade offenses 55,500, with cannabis being the most common substance. This suggests that the topic of drug trafficking is also of great relevance and requires the attention of the authorities. Statista reports that the consumption of illegal drugs is not only a health problem.

Health risks in the region

The effects of drug use should not be underestimated. In Bremen, the number of drug deaths with almost 5 cases per 100,000 inhabitants even exceeds the nationwide average. In 2023, around 2,230 people in Germany died of the consequences of drug abuse, in many cases due to long -term health damage. This alarming number shows how urgently measures are necessary to combat drug crime.

The arrest of the two suspects in Burglesum underlines the need to pack the problem at the root. The police have announced their investigation to continue the background and possible networks behind the drug trafficking and to hold other perpetrators into account.

Until a complete clarification remains to be seen in the city of Bremen to ensure the security of its citizens and contain drug crime. Blauglicht Myk informs about the current state of the investigation, while the discussion about drug policy and security in the Region remains smoldering.

It remains important for the local population to be vigilant and to have an eye for suspicious activities. After all, each individual can help make Bremen a little safer.