The Chief of the German Federal Criminal Office (BKA) Holger Münch German journalists talks about the right “flood” of cocaine in Europe and especially in Germany.
“This was due to market saturation in North America and a greater direction to Europe. Cocaine spreads very quickly.” Likewise, the German police are known how South America’s Narceans are not just having to be a huge money for “lubrication” distribution, but also that the main channel of the smuggling is becoming more and more through the states of Africa.
However, the German police also notice the change in the heroin market. If some benefits from Teror Taliban in Afghanistan, then these are strict penalties – appropriate to Sharia law that prohibits any intoxicating agent, opium breeders in that country. Münch says it led to the shortage and thus the greater the danger that the addict will buy heroin mixed with synthetic opioids, and that is extremely dangerous.
The flood of cocaine is also reflected in the price of “on the street”: so far it was clear that if the gram costs less than 50 euros, it will surely be “extended to some harmless white powder and to pay for up to 90 euros. But now it’s all much less clear, because the dealers offer a “special offer” to attract customers, writes Dw.
But the main competition is not the ethical life of users, but synthetic narcotics. The “stone” crack on the street costs practically as well as beer in the inn – around 5 euros, and then there is a sea of other synthetic drugs where the pill costs something more than beer.
The police can only record criminal offenses related to narcotics: there is an increase in some 5%, compared to the last year, in artificial drugs it is much more because they are produced in illegal laboratories in Europe itself.
(Vijesti.ba)
