National Police organised crime unit UDYCO have arrested six suspected drugs traffickers and dismantled two cocaine ‘cutting’ labs . More than 21 kilograms of cutting substance and 2.5 kilograms of cocaine have been seized by officers.The investigation was launched six months ago when police received information about a gang that was trafficking drugs in Malaga Province. Initials enquiries revealed that the gang had installed and was using two laboratories in two homes which they use to cut cocaine they collected from Madrid on a weekly basis. They would then sell the drugs across the Costa del Sol.Despite extreme counter-surveillance measures taken the traffickers, the police were able to follow the person in charge of bringing the drugs from Madrid. He took a bus to the capital and returned in a car which officers managed to follow to the Malaga fairground where he was intercepted. In the trunk of the car, police found two sacks containing 18 kilograms of a white substance and three one litre containers filled with cocaine.In a coordinated swoop, police were able to arrest another four members of the gang as they arrived at a Mijas home and raid three other properties. A sixth person was arrested trying to escape from a Benalmadena home, with 3,200 euros in cash hidden in his clothes.IN addition to the drugs and arrests, officers confiscated two hand guns fitted with silencers, 14,245 euros in cash, two cars, a motorbike, a laptop and ten mobile phones
Arrested six suspected drugs traffickers and dismantled two cocaine ‘cutting’ labs
National Police organised crime unit UDYCO have arrested six suspected drugs traffickers and dismantled two cocaine ‘cutting’ labs . More than 21 kilograms of cutting substance and 2.5 kilograms of cocaine have been seized by officers.The investigation was launched six months ago when police received information about a gang that was trafficking drugs in Malaga Province. Initials enquiries revealed that the gang had installed and was using two laboratories in two homes which they use to cut cocaine they collected from Madrid on a weekly basis. They would then sell the drugs across the Costa del Sol.Despite extreme counter-surveillance measures taken the traffickers, the police were able to follow the person in charge of bringing the drugs from Madrid. He took a bus to the capital and returned in a car which officers managed to follow to the Malaga fairground where he was intercepted. In the trunk of the car, police found two sacks containing 18 kilograms of a white substance and three one litre containers filled with cocaine.In a coordinated swoop, police were able to arrest another four members of the gang as they arrived at a Mijas home and raid three other properties. A sixth person was arrested trying to escape from a Benalmadena home, with 3,200 euros in cash hidden in his clothes.IN addition to the drugs and arrests, officers confiscated two hand guns fitted with silencers, 14,245 euros in cash, two cars, a motorbike, a laptop and ten mobile phones
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