Nazarí Ordo: Spanish Civil Guard Crackdown on Cannabis Production and Trafficking

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Nov.30.2023

Nazarí Ordo: Spanish Civil Guard Crackdown on Cannabis Production and Trafficking

Spanish Civil Guard intensifies "Nazarí Ordo" operation, successfully destroying nine marijuana production centers in Granada and making multiple arrests.

According to Elconfidencial, the Spanish Civil Guard is intensifying its efforts to crack down on large-scale marijuana cultivation and trafficking in Granada through the "Nazarí Ordo" operation.

Up to now, nine production centers have been successfully destroyed in Iznalloz, Padul, Guadix, Purullena, Moraleda de Zafayona, and Escúzar. In this operation, a total of 3,472 cannabis plants and 5 kilograms of cannabis products were seized. Additionally, eleven individuals suspected of crimes against public health and fraud have been handed over to the judicial authorities.

References:

[1] Red de marihuana desmantelada en Granada, 11 arrestados y 3.472 plantas de cannabis

Also Read:

[1] Arrests Made in Drug Trafficking Operation, Spain

[2] Germany Plans to Allow Homegrown and Possession of Marijuana

[3] Unlicensed Cannabis Association Faces Trial in Spanish City

[4] Cannabis Addiction Study Reveals Genetic Predisposition and Cancer Risk

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