A 37-year-old delivery driver driving his car on the Arlberg highway in Tyrol was caught during a customs check on Sunday afternoon. In his car, officers were able to confiscate narcotics and several opened packages and letters. Ultimately, a driver’s license was confiscated and a house search was carried out!
On Sunday afternoon, officials from the customs office led the way routine checks at the main toll station in St. Jakob am Arlberg. Around 4 p.m. they picked up a 37-year-old Hungarian from Austria who works as a delivery person.
Drugs partially hidden in the car
Ultimately, the inspectors discovered various addictive substances in his private car 500 grams of cannabis herb and various containers with 180 grams of hash oil. Some of the drugs were hidden, it was said.
Suspect was arrested
The customs officers then immediately alerted the highway police. “A further search of the vehicle revealed a number of partially opened letters and packages that apparently had not been delivered,” investigators said. The 37-year-old suspect was then temporarily arrested.
Search ordered
The Hungarian claimed to have bought the drugs for his own use. “However, regarding the letters and parcels he opened, he denied any intention to enrich himself. After consultation with the public prosecutor, they ordered a search of the 37-year-old’s apartment and the seizure of the addictive substances, letters and packages, as well as the mobile phone.
During the search, further drugs and apparently undelivered letters were discovered and seized. “Three laptops were also seized, the origin of which has not yet been clarified,” the investigators continued.
Driver’s license taken away
But that is not enough. During a medical examination there was one He was found to be unable to drive due to drug use. The 37-year-old’s driver’s license was confiscated. After the investigation is completed, appropriate reports will be made. The Hungarian is now free again.
Source: Krone
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