In collaboration with the French authorities, the Spanish police have dismantled a powerful organization dedicated to hashish trafficking between Morocco and France. In total, 3 people were arrested and 2,500 kilos of hashish seized.
This is a huge seizure that the Guarda civil has made. More than 7 tons of hashish were seized during an anti-drug operation. The Spanish National Police announced on Monday that in addition to the seizure, it has succeeded in dismantling one of the most active drug trafficking organizations in Andalusia, particularly in the Costa del Sol.
Spanish Civil Guards had their lives saved thanks to drug traffickers they were chasing at sea. Once rescued, they did not hesitate to arrest their saviors who were transporting three tons of Moroccan hashish.
Drug traffickers disguised as divers were apprehended by Spanish authorities. The well-executed operation allowed the authorities to arrest about thirty people suspected of large-scale hashish trafficking.
On Friday, August 30, the Spanish police carried out a new crackdown that led to the dismantling of a drug trafficking network transporting hashish from Morocco to the Malaga region, in southern Spain. Four Britons were arrested during the operation.
On the orders of Court of Instruction No. 2 of Ceuta, the two individuals who were arrested on Friday, August 30, by the Spanish police while transporting 975 kilos of hashish hidden in a ship have been placed in detention.
Moroccans and Jews are two peoples intimately linked by history. They share several realities that enrich their paths, such as the hashish produced by Morocco and sold by Jews. In order to show the cultural proximity between the two peoples, Time of Israel, an Israeli media, has produced a report on the issue.
The Civil Guard freed, on July 30, 2019, in a house in Almussafes (Valencia), a Moroccan caught up with a group of Italians, for a drug case, which went wrong.
As part of the "Landa" operation, the Spanish customs seized more than 5 tons of Moroccan hashish on a sailboat navigating in the waters of Almeria, in southern Spain.
While the police believed that the Spanish company, "Procomar alimentos", was transporting hashish, it has in fact damaged a shipment of 24,000 kilos of sardines, after inspection.
An anti-drug operation initiated by the Maritime Service of the province of Huelva, in southern Spain, resulted in the seizure of more than 3 tons of hashish on Saturday, July 27, 2019.
An international transport truck heading for a European port was intercepted this Tuesday morning by the police services at the Port of Tanger-Med with more than 5 tons of hashish on board. The drugs were carefully hidden in the side walls of the vehicle.