Spanish, Dutch police bust cocaine trafficking gang; 5 arrested, including 2 Dutch
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In the operation, agents have seized 163 kilos of cocaine and dismantled four laboratories located in Don Benito, Madrid, Leganés and Illescas.
The police conduct 11 searches throughout Spain and dismantle four clandestine laboratories in rustic farms and private houses where the gang processed drugs, which entered by sea from Belgium.
The leader was traveling to Colombia to close agreements with the cartels while the network processed and adulterated cocaine in clandestine laboratories in Spain
Spanish, Dutch police bust cocaine trafficking gang; 5 arrested, including 2 Dutch
The Spanish police dismantled a cocaine trafficking criminal organization in the Spanish province of Málaga in a joint operation with the Netherlands. Five people were arrested during the operation, including two Dutch nationals. They have been handed over to the Dutch authorities, the Spanish police said.
The criminal organization managed to smuggle large quantities of cocaine into Europe via the port of Rotterdam. Part of the proceeds were invested in real estate on the Costa del Sol.
In southern Spain, the Spanish police, in cooperation with the Netherlands, have dismantled a drug gang. Five suspects have been arrested, including two Dutch nationals. They have since been handed over to the Dutch authorities, the Spanish police wrote. According to the police, investigations revealed that the criminal organization managed to smuggle large quantities of cocaine into Europe via the port of Rotterdam. In doing so, they maintained…
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