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Disarticulated a Group Based in Valencia by Landings in Jewelry and Thefts in ATMs with Explosives

National Police officers have disarmed a criminal group suspected of committing robbery by force and charged with 53 criminal acts, mainly warships in jewellery and ATM robberies through the use of explosives.

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The National Police has disarmed a criminal group dedicated to hoarding jewelry and robbery at ATMs using explosives, which are accused of, among others, the assault on jewelry at a Sagunt shopping centre in December last year. The network had family ties to each other and used a rustic Castellón farm as a center of operations to meet before committing the events and at the end of its criminal actions, imitating the planning meetings of the succ…

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National Police officers have disarmed a criminal group suspected of committing robbery by force and charged with 53 criminal acts, mainly warships in jewellery and ATM robberies through the use of explosives.

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Three ATMs in Alcúdia, Casinos and Benifairó de les Valls, blown up with explosives in June; vehicles set up to steal from jewelry stores, including those in a shopping center in Sagunto (Christmas 2025) and another in Bonaire, in Aldaia (February); an assault on a logistics company in Alicante on August 31. These are some of the footprints in the territory left by the criminal group accused of 56 robberies with force that the National Police ha…

The National Police dismantles the criminal group based in the province of Valencia; five of the detainees are placed in pretrial detention Nine detainees in Jaén and Valencia for stealing from jewelry stores with landings and ATMs with explosives

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Noticias de Navarra broke the news in Pamplona, Spain on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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