Spanish forces break Moroccan crime ring

The Spanish Civil Guard forces succeeded in dismantling a Moroccan-origin criminal network operating in drug trafficking and distribution in the city of Caspe, Zaragoza Province. The operation led to the seizure of large quantities of hashish coming from Morocco, along with cocaine and hundreds of pills used for preparing doses. The investigation began in November 2025, when a house was identified as a distribution hub for drugs, and the probe expanded to include several properties and warehouses in the area. In July 2026, police raids resulted in the arrest of nine individuals aged between 20 and 50, on charges of belonging to a criminal organization and drug trafficking, with cash and evidence of the network’s activities also recovered. Morocco is the main source of cannabis resin in Europe, and Spanish authorities have successfully dismantled three major drug distribution points linked to this network.

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