Bad Oeynhausen (dpa / lnw) - In a coach coming from the Netherlands, a customs dog discovered hashish, cocaine and ecstasy on a passenger. On the Autobahn 30 near Bad Oeynhausen in the Minden-Lübbecke district, the bus with 25 travelers was stopped for a check by the main customs office in Bielefeld, as the investigators reported on Monday. "All the luggage and the passengers were checked for the presence of narcotics by the customs dog handler on duty and his customs dog Skadi." The dog reported on a piece of luggage and an 18-year-old man. 100 grams of hashish, 10 grams of cocaine and more than 300 ecstasy tablets were found in his fanny pack and in his underpants.
The man was provisionally arrested after the check, which had already taken place last Thursday, and has now been taken into custody. The Hanover customs investigation office is conducting further investigations on behalf of the Bielefeld public prosecutor's office.
