Big drug find in Witzenhausen: 100 cannabis plants secured!

Big drug find in Witzenhausen: 100 cannabis plants secured!

In Witzenhausen, the police have excavated an extensive cannabis plantation. The investigation was initiated by references to growing and dealing with narcotics that prompted the Kassel public prosecutor to apply for search resolutions. This meant that officials searched three garden plots and two apartments in the urban area, such as [ffh.de] (https://www.ffh.de/nachrichten/hessen/435104-grosser-drogenfund-in-witzenhausen-cannabis-sichert. The police were able to secure over 100 cannabis plants and around 7.5 kilograms of harvested Marijuana. Various devices, such as fine scales, grow tents and lamps, were also confiscated.

In addition, the officers found 500 euros cash. Five people between the ages of 32 and 44 from Witzenhausen are now facing investigation. According to the police, these were released after the measures, while the investigation continued.

legal situation around cannabis

The legal framework for cannabis in Germany has changed significantly since the introduction of the new cannabis law on April 1, 2024. Under certain conditions, adults may grow up to three plants in their own four walls and keep up to 50 grams of cannabis. However, consumption for minors remains prohibited. At a time when public consumption is severely restricted, especially near schools and children's playgrounds, it can be seen that the topic of cannabis continues to polarize. According to a survey, 38% of the respondents support legalization, while just as many advocate receiving the regulation. In addition, 87% has not consumed cannabis since legalization, as reported.

On the political stage, possible changes to this law could be introduced if the Union is back at the helm, which could lead to a heated debate about drug and addiction policy. Experts and addiction researchers call for a scope of richer discussion about all drug topics, not just about cannabis.

safety precautions in road traffic

In connection with cannabis, a new THC limit was also introduced in road traffic. On August 22, 2024, a law came into force that sets a limit of 3.5 ng/ml THC in the blood serum for road users. This is part of a comprehensive regulations that should ensure safety in road traffic. In particular, drivers who consume cannabis must ensure that their driving ability is not affected. The regulations were exacerbated especially for beginners and mixed consumption of cannabis and alcohol, as explained on bundesgesundheitministerium.de.

The police have observed a slight decrease in drug -related offenses since legalization, which, according to surveys, has dropped around a third. Nevertheless, psychiatrists warn of possible health risks, especially for young people. This means that the topic of cannabis remains both legally and socially exciting and charged. The coming months will show how the situation will develop.