US EditionBorder Operation with Drones: Police Confiscate 120 Kilos of Illegal Fireworks
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During last Saturday's police operation, which used drones to track fireworks buyers, a total of 120 kilos of fireworks were seized. Police announced this on Tuesday. In the lead-up to New Year's Eve, police conducted a major checkpoint at the Belgian border on Saturday. Drones were used to track fireworks buyers with Dutch license plates at the fireworks store, after which officers in unmarked vehicles inspected the vehicles for the purchased s…
Dutch police conducted numerous vehicle checks in Enschede on Monday to prevent the illegal transport of fireworks from Germany, according to the Dutch daily newspaper Tubantia. The checks took place near the German border, with almost all traffic being stopped. The aim was to detect illegal fireworks and ensure that the maximum permitted quantity per person was not exceeded. More...
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