Cannabis Found Hidden in Restaurant’s Tajine Dishes, French Police Investigate
To his great surprise, a restaurateur in Suresnes (Hauts-de-Seine) discovered, last Thursday, nearly 2 kg of cannabis resin hidden in terracotta tajine dishes "that he had just bought." Immediately, he went to the Suresnes police station.
The restaurateur was "surprised when he put his new tajine dishes in the oven and they started to swell: a cannabis brick was hidden inside nine of his dishes," reports the Paris Police Prefecture.
In total, the manager of the restaurant L’Ourika in Suresnes found nearly 2 kg of resin hidden in nine dishes, wrapped in cellophane.
Arriving at the Suresnes police station with all the incriminating dishes, the restaurateur explained to the police "that he had just bought these dishes."
For now, an investigation is underway to determine the origin of the drug.
Related Articles
-
Court Upholds Building Permit for Controversial Metz Mosque Project
19 April 2025
-
Fugitive Gunman Sentenced to 15 Years for Besançon Shooting, Linked to Dijon Murder
19 April 2025
-
Police Bust International Bike Theft Ring Spanning France and Morocco
18 April 2025
-
Former French U18 Rugby Manager Questioned in Teen Player’s Disappearance Case
17 April 2025
-
French Agriculture Minister Sparks Controversy Over Ad Changes: Couscous and Diversity Removed
17 April 2025