Police discover drug-smuggling tunnel linking Morocco and Spanish enclave of Ceuta

Civil Guard investigators estimate that the tunnel, built at a depth of 12 metres, was mainly used for hashish traffic.

Police Just Found a Drug-Smuggling Tunnel Connecting Spain and Morocco

Police recently discovered a long drug-smuggling tunnel that was being used to connect Morocco and the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. Unfortunately for smugglers, their creativity could only last so long before they were caught. But props to them for utilizing an underground system that went about 55 yards, or a little more than half a football field. The tunnel system was formed in a closed-up marble factory and likely was used to get drugs across t…

The Spanish Civil Guard located a tunnel connecting Morocco to Ceuta. The underground passage was used for drug trafficking between the African country and the Iberian Peninsula.

Police discover drug-smuggling tunnel linking Morocco and Spain

Spanish authorities on Wednesday announced the discovery of a suspected drug smuggling tunnel linking Morocco with the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, in North Africa. The tunnel, which was found during an operation targeting hashish trafficking, was fitted with basic lighting and measures 12 meters deep (39 feet), police said. It was located during a search at a warehouse in an industrial part of the tiny Spanish territory. Spain’s El País newspaper …

Spanish authorities discover a suspected drug tunnel between Morocco and the Spanish enclave Ceuta in North Africa.

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