Tap the Jalisco Cartel New Generation in Spain: 2.5 tons of meth seized and 13 arrests
Barcelona.- A joint operation between the Spanish and French police forces disarticulated in Catalonia a branch of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, in a
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Barcelona.- A joint operation between the Spanish and French police forces broke up in Catalonia a branch of the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel (CJNG), in an operation in which 2.5 tons of methamphetamine were seized and 13 people, including seven Mexicans, were arrested, of whom 12 were already in prison. The criminal organization had introduced in Spain the camouflaged methamphetamine in legal goods, in particular, in about 12 tons of liquid vanilla aroma packed in plastic bottles from Mexico, used for food or cosmetic products, among others. The rest of those arrested are of Spanish and Colombian nationality. [Publicity] According to the Police, it was a travelling group that had no intention of establishing itself in Spain, although the researchers do not know how long they had been operating in Catalonia.
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Barcelona.- A joint operation between the Spanish and French police forces broke up in Catalonia a branch of the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel (CJNG), in an operation in which 2.5 tons of methamphetamine were seized and 13 people, including seven Mexicans, were arrested, of whom 12 were already in prison.
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The criminal organization had introduced in Spain the camouflaged methamphetamine in legal goods, in particular, in about 12 tons of liquid vanilla aroma packed in plastic bottles from Mexico, used for food or cosmetic products, among others.
according to El UniversalThe rest of those arrested are of Spanish and Colombian nationality. [Publicity] According to the Police, it was a travelling group that had no intention of establishing itself in Spain, although the researchers do not know how long they had been operating in Catalonia.
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