Arrests Made in Drug Trafficking Operation, Spain

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Nov.29.2023
Arrests Made in Drug Trafficking Operation, Spain
10 men were recently arrested in the town of Alfaz de Pi, Spain, for allegedly selling drugs in a "social club".

According to a report from Cope on November 28th, ten men in the Spanish town of Alfaz de Pi have recently been arrested by the police for alleged drug dealing. They were conducting drug transactions at a location known as a "social club." The investigation revealed that this "social club" was exploiting its ambiguous legality to serve as a front for drug sales.

 

According to the authorities, it has been deduced through administrative measures and data collection that there exists some sort of social or club establishment in this area, and its operating license has been revoked by the government of Alphastepi City. Additionally, it has been discovered that individuals who purchase drugs here come from various age groups, including many tourists who are merely visiting the area. These individuals often arrive in different vehicles, and some even take taxis to reach this location.

 

All information was gathered and the police applied to the court for search and seizure of these two locations, ultimately confirming and apprehending ten male individuals involved in drug trafficking. They range in age from 24 to 37 years old and hail from the UK, Spain, France, Morocco, and the Netherlands.

 

In the end, the police succeeded in seizing over 4700 grams of marijuana, approximately 230 grams of marijuana leaves, and 155 hand-rolled cigarettes containing drugs. All apprehended suspects have been handed over to the Fourth Guiding Court in Benidorm for further legal proceedings.

 

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