This Civil Guard ripped in Torrevieja two black spots of drug dealing two houses, one of which is illegally occupied around the student academy minors are in operation three people were arrested and dealers were seen accepting stolen jewelry and other items as payment for drugs.
The Torrevieja Civil Guard’s Investigation Field began its investigation after receiving information about a drug-smuggling house in the heart of the urban area, creating alarm among the residents. They were considering selling their house to end the problem, as large numbers of people entered the building at all hours of the day and the drug addicts took control of all the occupants of the building due to their unhealthy behavior.
an additional problem causing alert in the area Many drug addicts, having no cash, devoted themselves to stealing jewelry and other small and high-value items from the surrounding area, and paid narcotics with the stolen items.
selling with students
The Civil Guard learned that the three investigated had a second occupied home about 500 meters from the previous one. They also sold drugs there, and the building was located next to a training academy where minors took classes. According to Benemérita ” continuous customer transferBuying and consuming in the immediate vicinity of the academy created a risky situation for minors.” Also, peak hours at this black spot for drug dealing coincided with the academy’s syllabus.
Torrevieja Civil Guard agents, with the support of the Torrevieja Citizens’ Security Unit (USECIC) and the drug-detection dog guide of the Alicante Command’s Sinological Service Simultaneous entrance to both houses and the subsequent recording succeeded in arresting the three alleged perpetrators.
A search of the two houses found different types of drugs such as heroin, cocaine, marijuana and hashish, as well as 7,500 euros, which they hid in the cushions of a sofa.
stolen effects
Also lots of gift of jewelry and the effects of the different robberies they took payment for medicine. The seized items were returned to their rightful owners.
Those detained are three men, aged 28, 38 and 42, with multiple records of similar crimes. They were accused of trafficking, buying and being a member of a criminal organization. HE Education Court No. 1 in Torrevieja He decided that the two ringleaders should be imprisoned and that a third of the detainees should be released after filing a criminal complaint.