US EditionIn Work Bags, Cocoa Envelopes and as if They Were Oranges: so They Camouflaged 3,500 Kilos of Hashish in El Palmar
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Agents of the National Police have intercepted a cache of 3,500 kilos of hashish that had landed on the beach of Palmar in the Cadiz town of Vejer de la Frontera (Cadiz), in addition to 1,400 liters of fuel prepared in drums to supply the narco-lanches, so two people who have been imprisoned for these events have been arrested.As explained in a note by the National Police, the investigation began when the agents became aware of the night landing…
The agents detected the transfer of the goods between several vehicles and, subsequently, their transfer to a villa near the beach of Vejer that they used as nursery The operation has intervened 3,500 kilos of hashish distributed between the
Palmar Beach, part of the municipality of Vejer de la Frontera, is one of the most touristy beaches on the Cadiz coast and is packed in the summer, perfect for surfing waves in the morning and dancing in the bars at night. Amidst all this hustle and bustle, drug traffickers didn't hesitate to land on the beach, but they were caught. Read more]]>
Agents of the National Police have intercepted a cache of 3,500 kilos of hashish that had landed on the beach of Palmar in the Cadiz town of Vejer de la Frontera, in addition to 1,400 liters of fuel prepared in drums to supply the narco-lanches, so two people who have been imprisoned for these events have been arrested.According to a note the National Police has explained, the investigation began when the agents became aware of the night landing…
A new blow to drug trafficking in the province of Cadiz. Agents of the National Police have intervened a shipment of 3,500 kilos of hashish that had been landed on the beach of El Palmar, in Vejer de la Frontera, within the framework of the Special South Security Plan. The drug was hidden in a warehouse near the coast, camouflaged in work bags, cocoa envelopes and containers that simulated oranges, in an attempt to make it difficult to detect. T…
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