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Police Bust Pizzeria Serving “Best-Selling” Side of Cocaine

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If you thought pineapple was the most controversial pizza topping, think again.

A German pizzeria was raided by local police after they were tipped off that the restaurant was allegedly serving customers their orders with a side of cocaine.

The establishment, located in the western city of Düsseldorf, allegedly served patrons the drug when they ordered a “number 40” off their menu, The Guardian reported Oct. 22, citing police.

“It was one of the most-sold pizzas,” chief inspector Michael Graf von Moltke told reporters, per the outlet. “That was new to us and surprised us because the owner had never been accused of drug crimes.”

Authorities were first alerted to the alleged illegal operation by food inspectors in March, leading drug squad officers to monitor the restaurant, according to the inspector. When police arrived at the restaurant manager’s apartment to arrest him, he allegedly threw a bag full of drugs out the window, which Düsseldorf law enforcement said “fell right into the arms of the officers.”

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