Marlaska's order allowing him to get high in the car, criticized by agents: "Put human lives at risk"

Supported by a 1999 Supreme Court ruling, the Ministry of the Interior leaves drug use in parked cars unsanctioned. More information: Interior leaves drug use in private cars parked after the Supreme Court ruling unsanctioned.

The recent instruction of the Ministry of the Interior led by Fernando Grande-Marlaska has generated a wave of concern and debate in the police forces throughout Spain. The focus is on the new interpretation of the use of drugs within parked or parked vehicles, a decision that, according to police sources, could have profound effects on road safety and the control of the use of narcotic substances on the public road. The measure explicitly instr…