Police eventually raided a German man's house where they discovered that he was a drug dealer.
By JPOST.COM STAFFUpdated: MARCH 6, 2017 09:49A man wears a costume with a swastika armband (photo credit: REUTERS)
German resident Sven Pohl had attempted to share a picture of his toast with his Facebook friends however, the scorched images of Adolf Hitler that he had charred onto dozens of slices of bread caused the 37-year-old neo-Nazi problems, the British Mirror reported Monday.Pohl was in violation of German law, which forbids public displays of anything pertaining to Nazis and their leaders.It wasn't just Pohl's Hitler-emblazoned toast that caught the police's eye. He had another social media post praising the Nazi leader.Police eventually raided Pohl's house where they discovered that he was a drug dealer.Pohl is due to be sentenced for his social media images of toast bearing the image of Hitler along with his drug dealing.
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