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Arrested for Trafficking Weapons Purchased in the US via the Internet and Selling Them From Madrid

Summary by El Confidencial
The suspect acquired pieces from foreign websites, assembled them and sold them illegally; agents found pistols, silencers and ammunition at his home.

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The detainee took advantage of the expertise and tools available to him to assemble the complete firearms

·Madrid, Spain
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The suspect acquired pieces from foreign websites, assembled them and sold them illegally; agents found pistols, silencers and ammunition at his home.

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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This article was originally published in Noticias para Municipios. The Civil Guard has arrested a man between 40 and 50 years old, resident in Madrid, accused of dealing with firearms that he himself assembled from pieces purchased on the Internet on websites of the United States and other countries. The arrest took place at the end of September, in a [...] The article Arrested in Madrid a man who mounted and sold pistols with pieces purchased o…

In the framework of the so-called “Ciermet” operation, the Civil Guard, in conjunction with the U.S. federal agency Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), has arrested a man residing in... La entrada An arsenal assembled at home with pieces imported from the U.S.: arrested in Madrid for arms trafficking was first published in Gazetín Madrid.

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Gacetín Madrid broke the news on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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