A vehicle stop in Zurich-Leimbach led to the seizure of drugs worth on the order of kilograms and the arrest of two people in Dübendorf, where police also found large amounts of cash and weapons. On 12 November 2026, officers stopped a car in Zurich-Leimbach just before 19:00 and found a larger amount of cocaine on the 34-year-old driver. He was arrested. During a subsequent house search at his home in Dübendorf, officers arrested a 44-year-old co-tenant. Police in Zurich said they then seized nearly 9 kilograms of cocaine, well over 2 kilograms of cannabis resin, nearly 1 kilogram of 2C-B and smaller amounts of other drugs. Polzei.news reported that the total drug haul was more than 12 kilograms, including the cocaine found on the driver during the stop. Investigators also found around 60,000 francs in cash. The haul included a storm rifle with live ammunition, a blank-firing pistol and an air pistol. Polzei.news said the rifle was a Sturmgewehr and that officers also found a significant amount of live ammunition. Police arrested the 44-year-old woman, the suspect’s cohabiting partner. Both people are suspected of drug trafficking. The two suspects were handed over to the public prosecutor’s office in Zurich. Prosecutors have applied for pre-trial detention, and the cantonal court must decide whether to approve it. Both suspects are in custody as the investigation and pre-trial detention process move forward. Updated 15 November 2026: Added the 12 November timing, the total drug weight, the Sturmgewehr with live ammunition and the pre-trial detention request, based on polizei.news.