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Twelve Identified by Police over Suspected Drug Trafficking in Aljezur

A fisherman’s early-morning tip-off triggered a police operation near Arrifana beach, in Aljezur, leading to the identification of 12 men over suspected links to drug trafficking. The alert was raised The post Twelve identified by police over suspected drug trafficking in Aljezur appeared first on Portugal Resident.

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Spanish citizens were made up of defendants, but they are still to determine the circumstances of the landing. Two of the people did not present documentation.

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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GNR does not clarify the origin or destination of the vessel, nor does it confirm that the identified citizens have participated directly in a possible landing of drugs or illegal immigrants.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The GNR identified twelve people for suspected drug trafficking links in Aljezur. It was initially thought that foreigners could have landed on a beach in that area. Follow FALA PORTUGAL at: ☆ FACEBOOK: https://facebook.com/falaportugal ☆ INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/falaportugaltv ☆ TIKTOK: https://tiktok.com/@falaportugaltv ☆ SITE: https://recordeuropa.com/programs/informaticao/fala-portugal Watch FALA PORTUGAL on TV RECORD: ☆ MEO 192 ☆ NO…

Suspects were using two rubber boats used to transport fuel to the speedboat.

GNR does not clarify the origin or destination of the high-speed vessel, nor does it confirm that citizens have participated directly in a possible landing of drugs or illegal immigrants.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The GNR identified 12 people in Aljezur after an alert for a possible landing. Spanish citizens were constituted and two Moroccans were undocumented. The GNR content identifies 12 people after a possible landing alert in Aljezur appears first in Barlavento.

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IOL Portugal broke the news in Portugal on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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