(AM) Sentenced to 12 Years in Prison by the Shipowner of the 'Amione' for Transporting Almost 3 Tons of Cocaine
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The shipowner of the ship Simione, Pablo G.F., known as ‘Pablo oro’ and considered leader of the Galician branch in the investigation of the narcotunnel developed by UDYCO de Ceuta, has been sentenced to twelve years in prison, accused of having transported about 3,000 kilos of cocaine in December 2022, when the ship was boarded on the high seas. The fifth section of the Provincial Court of Pontevedra, based in Vigo, has also sentenced him to a …
The fifth section of the Provincial Court of Pontevedra, based in Vigo, has sentenced the shipowner of the ship 'Simione', Pablo G.F., to 12 years ' imprisonment and a fine of 600 million euros, for organizing the transport from Africa of 2,866 kilos of cocaine, which were intervened in December 2022.
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