The French Minister of Justice Gérald Darmanin has announced that the mobile phones of drug dealers take the mobile phones. Consumers are also the target when the trade on the phone is handled.
Moreover, a fine of a flat estimated estimated of 200 euros can be expected. The condition for this is that trade was no more than 30 grams of cannabis or five grams of cocaine. Since France has announced the sale of medicines in large cities, dealers relate to delivery services. They increasingly offer their goods via Trade Fair Services and deliver their customers by car or scooter-such as a pizza-delivery service.
If the investigation arises that the order of the medicines has been ordered by telephone, SMS or via Messenger services such as WhatsApp or Telegram, the parties involved must now also expect the loss of their mobile phones. The seizure of money, cars or telephones is sometimes more discouraging than judicial prosecution, Darmanin said.
Consumers must also be put under pressure. “If a teenager has a phone for 800 euros and is removed from him, he will think about it twice before he uses his phone to order drugs,” said police unionist Laurent Vitello.
Darmaninin announced that this Thursday still has to send a decree to all public prosecutors.
Source: Krone
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