Moroccan Hashish Smuggling Busted
Spanish investigations have uncovered the foiling of a criminal network that was preparing to smuggle around 400 kilograms of hashish from Morocco to the Canary Islands. Eleven individuals were arrested in Gran Canaria. The Civil Guard explained that the operation, named "Papaya," involved using the southern coastline of Granada as a trafficking point. The network relied on prior organization to transfer and distribute the cargo upon its arrival. It was revealed that the landing operation was just one of several planned attempts, and the area was not merely a transient crossing point but part of an organized route for smuggling drugs into the archipelago, then distributing them domestically or transporting them to mainland Spain.
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