Drug raid in Zehlendorf: Police grabs dealer with Ecstasy and LSD!

Drug raid in Zehlendorf: Police grabs dealer with Ecstasy and LSD!

On the evening of October 25, 2025, the police forces of the police arrested a 37-year-old alleged drug dealer in Zehlendorf in civilian. The officers became aware of the suspect at 7:30 p.m. when he handed objects on Brettnacher Strasse with an unknown person. Due to the suspicion of drug trafficking, the emergency services followed the 37-year-old to the Sundgauer Straße S-Bahn station, where he tried to flee when you speak.

In the subsequent search, the officials found two mobile phones, cash in a medium three -digit height as well as over 150 ready -to -sell units of drugs and medicines, including ecstasy, LSD, diazepam and tilidine. The arrested person is currently in police custody and is presented to an investigative judge to issue an arrest warrant, as reported.

further arrests in Kreuzberg

In another campaign, the Berlin police in Kreuzberg arrested several alleged drug dealers. During this operation, the officials confiscated impressive 25 kilograms of Ecstasy, divided into 17 kilograms, which were hidden in a suitcase and 8 kilograms in a bag. The two arrested, a 28-year-old and a 22-year-old, are also to be shown to a judge.

The operation was carried out on Wednesday afternoon in Charlottenstraße in Mitte when the driver of a rental car held in the second row. The 28-year-old got out and gave the 22-year-old a filled bag. The latter then tried to flee, dropped the bag and was arrested in a back yard. Although the 22-year-old made considerable resistance and a police officer was injured, the officials were able to control the situation. The arrested had several cell phones and larger cash sums with them, and further evidence were found in the apartment of the 28-year-old, as tagenspiegel.de reported.

The drug position in Berlin

Drug crime in Berlin has changed noticeably in recent years. While the trade with cannabis decreases significantly, crime is increasing in connection with cocaine. New statistics show that there were almost 2,500 cases of violations of the Narcotics Act in connection with cocaine last year, with an increase of over 20 % compared to the previous year. The trade in cocaine in a not small amount has even increased by almost 80 %, which accepts alarming proportions.

Holger Münch, President of the Federal Criminal Police Office, warns of a potential “cocaine flood” in Germany. In 2023 there were more than 7,200 people in Berlin due to cocaine abuse in medical treatment. Men between the ages of 20 and 39 are particularly affected. In contrast, there is a decline in the violations in connection with cannabis, which are reduced by more than half, which has been partially due to the legalization of cannabis since April 2024 [rbb24.de] (https://www.rbb24.de/panorama/-2025/04/berlin-drogen- Mehr-Kriminalitaet-mit-mit-cannabis--schreiht.html) reported.

The implementation of legalization in Berlin was bumpy, and despite the possibility of possession of up to 25 grams in public, illegal trade in drugs remains an important challenge for the police. Solo-criminal and organized groups continue to actively act in the city and repeatedly take the attention of the emergency services.