The police proceeded, this Sunday morning, to the evacuation of a clandestine discotheque in Nanterre (Hauts-de-Seine).

The police officers of the department acted in collaboration with dog brigades and representatives of the prosecution, reports Actu Hauts-de-Seine.

200 revelers were there.

Narcotics found

The nightclub manager and five employees were arrested.

They were taken into custody on suspicion of concealed work.

The police discovered ecstasy and white powder at the scene.

Analyzes are underway to determine if it is cocaine.

#AntiFraud |

This Sunday, CODAF #DSPAP operation in a clandestine nightclub in Nanterre.


The manager and 5 employees were arrested for undeclared work.


Discovery of:


🔵 15 cartons of nitrous oxide


🔵 narcotics


➡️ 200 people evacuated pic.twitter.com/yjNrDayroh

– Prefecture of Police (@prefpolice) February 20, 2022

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In the fifteen boxes of miscellaneous products discovered in the discotheque were cartridges of nitrous oxide.

The police relayed the success of their operation on Twitter the same day, mentioning the participation of the Departmental Operational Committee for the Fight against Fraud (Codaf) and the Department of Local Security for the Paris conurbation (DSPAP).

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