26.06.2020 – 20:53
Worms Police Directorate
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Worms (ots)
Joint press release by the Mainz Public Prosecutor’s Office and the Worms Criminal Police
An investigation by the Mainz Public Prosecutor’s Office and the Worms Criminal Inspectorate due to suspected trafficking in narcotics in no small quantity was successfully completed in the 25th calendar week. The investigation is aimed at three men between the ages of 27 and 39 from Worms and the Rhine-Neckar region. Initially, the investigators seized two suspects of over 100 grams of cocaine and 700 grams of amfetamine. In the course of the measures against the third suspect, the investigators were able to locate a depot and secure a total of 42 kilograms of amfetamine. This remarkable find has a street sale value of several hundred thousand euros. Two of the suspects were released after the search was completed and are at large. The third accused was brought before the Mainz Public Prosecutor’s Office on June 22, 2020. The latter issued a pre-trial detention order against the man. Since then he has been in a correctional facility. The following overview shows the specific effects and risks of amfetamine: Amfetamine are probably the oldest synthetically produced drugs with stimulating properties. In chemical structure they are similar to human messenger substances (neurotransmitters) adrenaline and dopamine. The bright powder, which is sometimes also in tablets or capsules on the illegal market, is usually swallowed or sniffed. Amphetamine is known in the consumer scene as “Speed” or “Pep (p)”. Effect of amphetamines Very different depending on the type of chemical modification of amphetamine: ‘euphoria, states of excitement’ delusions, psychoses, paranoid states’ relieving inhibition, increasing contact, touches are experienced intensely, skin tingles, blood pressure rises, slow heart activity, increases sensory perception, increased urge to speak and exercise ‘loss of feeling hungry, thirsty and tired’ strong psychological dependency with withdrawal symptoms such as depression, depression and paranoid states risks of amphetamines ‘rapid dose increase due to psychological dependence’ increased risk for people with pre-existing conditions such as high blood pressure , Epilepsy, diabetes and others’ states of exhaustion, anxiety, depression, depression
Questions to:
Worms Police Directorate
Phone: 06241 852-140
www.polizei.rlp.de/pd.worms
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