Guardia Civil has detained almost fifty people in an operation against drug trafficking in Malaga. Three criminal organizations dedicated to drug trafficking have been dismantled.
One of the detainees provided a parcel service using his uniform and a tagged vehicle to distribute the hidden drug in conventional packages, not raising suspicions and thus avoiding the perimeter closures established due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The issue of theft of electricity was brought up by representatives of property owners at the latest community meeting on 13 April 2019, but it was never mentioned in the Minutes (“Acta”). Photo evidence of illegal connection was presented too. The illegal connection to one of the apartments was in place from June 2018 until it was sold and refurbished in the spring of 2021.
It seems it was first in a letter on 25 December 2020 where the Secretary/Administrator mentioned theft of electricity to the property owners, by saying that there are no theft of electricity from neither any neighbours or from the community.
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Guardia Civil has dismantled a criminal organization that has been trafficking hashish along Costa del Sol.
Eight searches have been carried out in Marbella, Estepona, San Roque and La Línea de la Concepción. 20 people have been detained and another 13 have been investigated.
Guardia Civil has detained a radicalized person in Málaga who carried out pro-jihadist activity on social networks. The detainee was related to criminal areas in which he had even tried to acquire various weapons.
Policía Nacional has in collaboration with the Danish authorities detained three members of Hell's Angels in Marbella.
The largest cocaine distribution network in Europe has been dismantled, thanks to international collaboration within the framework of EUROPOL.
Policía Nacional has detained 15 people for allegedly distributing and having child sexual abuse material through the social network Twitter. Among the detainees is a buyer of extremely harsh pedophile material, whose images and videos were mainly carried out by babies sexually assaulted in a sadistic way and by practices of bestiality.
The new Cocaine Insights Report, launched by Europol and United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), outlines the new dynamics of the cocaine market, which represents a clear threat to European and global security.
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