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An Organized Network Passed Hashish Through the Fence with Morocco
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The Civil Guard has arrested seven people involved in a drug trafficking network that introduced hashish into Melilla by launching the drug over the border fence with Morocco. These packages were later collected by minors to move them to the places where the criminal group operated. This method, known as ‘volteo’, began to be used after the closure of the land borders between Spain and Morocco in Melilla in 2020 because of the pandemic of the co…
The Spanish Civil Guard arrested seven people, including Moroccans, in Melilla on suspicion of belonging to a drug trafficking network that smuggled hashish into the city by throwing it over the border fence from Morocco, Spanish media reported Thursday. This operation is part of "Remisse," an investigation that has confirmed the professionalization of this type of drug trafficking through the sending of narcotics over the border fence, a method…
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