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Several Civilian Guards Were Injured After Being Attacked by a Narco-Lancha in the Guadalquivir

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The drug traffickers were arrested following the arrest of 18 people, including eight dockers from the port of Algeciras.

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The narcos' boats were making a transfer of fuel at the mouth of the Guadalquivir River.

·Madrid, Spain
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The drug traffickers were arrested following the arrest of 18 people, including eight dockers from the port of Algeciras.

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The operation thwarted a transfer of fuel between two fast boats next to the Guadalquivir; several officers were slightly injured.

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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The drug traffickers’ boat attacked the ‘Rio Guadalmedina’ during a persecution initiated after detecting a fuel supply near the mouth of the Guadalquivir Coup al narcotraffic on the coast of Huelva: the Guard

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Five drug traffickers have been arrested this Thursday in Cadiz following a chase near the mouth of the Guadalquivir River, where a narco-lancha attacked a Guardia Civil patrol boat and several agents suffered minor injuries.

Several officers were slightly injured during a chase off the coast of Huelva, after the occupants of the boat tried to flee a counter-narcotics device in Cádiz Francisco Toscano: "The junta is being

·Seville, Spain
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abc broke the news on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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