Prison dogs in North Rhine-Westphalia trained to detect new psychoactive substances

In a first for North Rhine-Westphalia, prison dogs have been successfully trained to sniff out new psychoactive substances (NPS), which mimic illegal drugs and are widely prevalent in correctional facilities.

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fazGerman62d ago

Neue psychoaktive Stoffe: Gefängnishunde in Nordrhein-Westfalen können jetzt auch NPS erschnüffeln

Neue psychoaktive Substanzen ahmen die Wirkung verbotener Rauschgifte nach und sind in Gefängnissen weit verbreitet. In Nordrhein-Westfalen ist es erstmals gelungen, Spürhunde auf sie zu trainieren.

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Prison dogs in North Rhine-Westphalia trained to detect new psychoactive substances

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Neue psychoaktive Stoffe: Gefängnishunde in Nordrhein-Westfalen können jetzt auch NPS erschnüffeln

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