Morocco has been identified as a starting point for a large-scale drug trafficking network, which was dismantled in the Beauséjour district of Beauvais on Monday, March 13.
The Civil Guard arrested on Monday in the port area of Ceuta a Moroccan transporting 79 kilos of hashish on board his French-registered vehicle, destined for Algeciras. He is accused of a presumed crime against public health.
A 35-year-old Moroccan was arrested on the A-1, near Valdorros (Burgos), in possession of 73 kilos of marijuana and 20 kilos of hashish, hidden in his car, which he was transporting to Belgium. He is being prosecuted for a presumed crime against public health.
The Spanish police, in collaboration with the French national police, dismantled a criminal organization dedicated to drug trafficking from Morocco to France via Seville and Malaga in Spain. In total, seven people were arrested.
The police have discovered torture chambers in luxury homes on the Costa del Sol belonging to the " Mocro Maffia ", the Moroccan mafia active in the Netherlands and Belgium and specialized in hashish trafficking.
The National Police and the Civil Guard seized in Malaga more than 22 tons of Moroccan hashish worth 45 million euros. The drugs, hidden in fake tomatoes, were to be transported by road to France.
The Civil Guard arrested on Tuesday in Seville JMV, 32 years old, nicknamed "El Lana", considered the head of the hashish trafficking organization "the most important and violent" operating in the Guadalquivir region. Wanted by the justice system since 2018, he was placed in detention.
Prosecuted for drug trafficking, 15 of the 16 members of the "Los Castaña" network, considered the largest in the strait, were acquitted by the provincial court of Cadiz. Only the group’s leader, Francisco "Isco" Tejón, was sentenced to three years and one month in prison for a crime against public health.
Came to participate in a naval exercise in Morocco, a French national, a member of the military navy, was arrested this Thursday morning for possession of hashish.
Spanish police officers stationed at the port of Malaga (southern Spain) have dismantled a Moroccan hashish trafficking network. In total, 15 people were arrested and nearly half a ton of hashish was seized.
The Civil Guard has dismantled the largest criminal network dedicated to the trafficking of Moroccan hashish in Barcelona, Ceuta, Almeria and Malaga. In total, 27 people, including two Moroccans, were arrested.
Two Moroccans, childhood friends in Al Hoceima and later fishermen, have become major hashish traffickers who supplied large networks in the strait, including that of "Messi". They were arrested in Spain and their organization dismantled.