National Police agents arrested four members of a criminal conspiracy allegedly dedicated to international hashish trafficking. They were arrested as the drugs they had stored at a rural property were being delivered. located in the mountains of Madrid and that it was going to be distributed to Algeciras and the French city of Lyon.
Besides the arrests, almost 1,200 kilos of hashish arranged in a total of 30 lots, two semi-automatic weapons with ammunition, four vehicles and a frequency jammer.
The investigation began following information indicating the existence of a rustic property, located in the province of Madrid, which is allegedly used by an organization as a place to store and hide large quantities of hashish, intended to then be distributed by other criminal groups in Algeciras and the French city of Lyon. The information indicated that a delivery of medicines was going to take place at a specific location which would coincide with that of the aforementioned rural property, and this location was called two vehicles would move for transportation.
Using this data, the researchers set up a police system and observed the movements made by different vehicles and their occupants in the area. meeting point and the surrounding area. They were also able to verify that the vehicles were returning to the meeting point, apparently after loading the narcotic to deliver it to the waiting drivers.
24 balls of hashish
At that time, officers intercepted the people being investigated and proceeded to arrest four of the members of the criminal network. When checking the interior of the vehicles, officers observed a total of 24 hashish balls and a gun ammunition
Likewise, two other vehicles which had arrived there to supposedly serve as a “shuttle” and ensure the safe transport of the narcotic to France were seized. Later, on the farm, they used “daycare” for drugsa search was carried out in the property, locating inside six more hashish balls with the same characteristics, a semi-automatic pistol ready for use, a large quantity of ammunition and a frequency jammer.
Officers subsequently confirmed that two of the intercepted vehicles were stolen in France and Belgiumholders of registration plates which do not correspond to the chassis numbers, steps have therefore been taken with the French authorities and INTERPOL to communicate their recovery. The four detainees were incarcerated.
