Spanish Police Bust 24 Cannabis Production Centers in Major Operation

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Nov.21.2023
Spanish Police Bust 24 Cannabis Production Centers in Major Operation
Spanish police successfully dismantle 24 new marijuana production centers, arresting multiple suspects in Fuente Vaqueros and Pinos Puente.

In a major operation called "Nazarí Ordo," the Spanish authorities have successfully dismantled 24 new cannabis production centers, including 8 in the Fuente Vaqueros area and 16 in Pinos Puente.

 

In the enforcement operation, the police confiscated 5960 cannabis plants in various stages of growth, along with 64 kilograms of marketable cannabis. They also successfully apprehended suspects involved in drug cultivation and production crimes, including eight in the Fuente Vaqueros area and seventeen in the Pinos Puente area.

 

In addition, 18 suspects allegedly involved in telecom fraud are currently under investigation.

 

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