US EditionA Jerez Estate, Converted Into the 'Parking' of Nine Stolen Cars that Were to Be Used for Drug Trafficking
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The formation alerts the deterioration of the area and its problems of "vandalism and uncontrolled boats" Coup to drug trafficking in Jerez: Two detainees, one armed, and nine high-end vehicles recovered
Two Detainees in Jerez Guarding on a Rural Estate Nine Stolen Vehicles Destined for Drug Trafficking
Agents of the National Police have arrested in Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz) two people who were guarding in a rural estate nine stolen vehicles whose indications are that they would be used by drug trafficking organizations to transport the drug. The vehicles had recently been stolen in garages and on the public road in Madrid, Jerez and Seville . According to the National Police, the events occurred in the early morning of the 6th in a rustic e…
The National Police carried out an operation in Jerez in the early morning of Tuesday, January 6, in which nine stolen vehicles were located and recovered hidden on private land. Among the cars intervened were six high-end SUVs, a large van, a motorcycle and a moped, all taken away from different cities of Jerez.
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