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Arrested at Seville Airport a Man Who Swallowed 100 Capsules with 1.5 Kilos of Cocaine to Strain Into Spain

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The 51-year-old man came from Guinea Conakry and had made a stopover in Morocco. More information: Marijuana hidden on a television, the new method of sending drugs abroad from Seville

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A 51-year-old man, from Guinea Conakry, has been arrested at Seville airport by the National Police as the perpetrator of a drug trafficking crime after being caught transporting inside his body about a kilo and a half of cocaine distributed over more than a hundred ... Continue reading "They arrest a 51-year-old man at Seville airport with more than 100 cocaine capsules in his body"

·Madrid, Spain
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The 51-year-old man came from Guinea Conakry and had made a stopover in Morocco. More information: Marijuana hidden on a television, the new method of sending drugs abroad from Seville

·Spain
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The detainee had made a stopover in Morocco and was identified with various indications that he might be playing mule

·Madrid, Spain
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He has already been imprisoned as an alleged perpetrator of a drug trafficking offence.

·Madrid, Spain
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The National Police has arrested at Seville airport a 51-year-old man who was carrying around one and a half kilos of cocaine inside his body, distributed in more than a hundred capsules. The arrested person, from Guinea-Conakri, is charged with an alleged drug trafficking offence. The action is part of the so-called Operation Conakry, developed within the controls aimed at preventing the entry of narcotic substances through the Seville airport.

·Pamplona, Spain
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The human 'mule' came from Guinea Conakry and had made a stopover in Morocco The family of the deceased at the Tomares asylum believes that "all protocols failed"

·Seville, Spain
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diariodesevilla.es broke the news in Seville, Spain on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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