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Sinaloa Cartel Using Marble Slabs to Move Meth into Spain
Videos show that the Sinaloa Cartel used marble slabs and statues to smuggle meth into Spain from Mexico. Authorities in Spain, working with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, were able to raid several properties and businesses in a takedown of the cartel and its allies in that country, which led to the arrest of nine individuals. | Border / Cartel Chronicles
Sinaloa Cartel Network Dismantled in Spain: Methamphetamine Hidden in Marble Blocks Imported From Mexico · Global Voices
The Spanish National Police, in collaboration with the Drug Control Administration (DEA) of the United States, dismantled what they considered the largest organization of methamphetamine trafficking in Europe with links to the Sinaloa Cartel.Authorities reported that drug shipments were entering Spain hiding marble stones imported from Mexico.In this intervention, corresponding to the second phase of Operation Saga, which resulted in the largest…
The National Police, in a joint operation with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) of the United States, has disarticulated the one that is considered the largest...
Madrid, Spain.- Agents of the Spanish National Police and the DEA dismantled a Mexican criminal organization that is pointed out to be responsible for the main supply point of methamphetamines in Europe. According to the communiqué, there are nine detainees who are accused of the crimes of drug trafficking, belonging to a criminal organization and money laundering. "Among those arrested are a member of the Cartel of Sinaloa and an entrepreneur o…
The National Police has seized in Tenerife a giant statue of Popeye filled with 40 kilos of methamphetamine that the Sinaloa cartel had sent from Mexico. In the operation with the DEA, the agents have arrested nine people, including the head of the cartel in Spain and a Spanish marble entrepreneur who received shipments of marble stones stuffed with drugs from Mexico. It is the second blow that the investigators assist the Spanish logistics of t…
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