This operation in Calp involved a criminal organization focused on cannabis production, operating from luxury villas across several urbanizations. The Civil Guard arrest count reached seven, including the ringleader, with six of those detained being remanded in custody.
Authorities conducted searches at seven residences, uncovering 1,600 cannabis plants and 20 kilograms of cannabis buds prepared for shipment. They also seized 60,000 euros in cash and five high-end vehicles, including a Ferrari valued at more than 150,000 euros.
Marijuana and drugs were seized in Calp.
The organization allegedly cultivated and distributed marijuana for over two years, generating profits surpassing one million euros. The Civil Guard stated that this network was among the most active cannabis cultivation rings in the Valencian Community and has now been dismantled.
The Calp Civil Guard’s Investigation Unit began the inquiry several months earlier, gradually locating addresses where indoor cannabis crops were being grown.
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Investigators identified all members of the gang and mapped the role each played within the operation, revealing a structured organization with a clear leadership and defined responsibilities.
Following the accumulation of evidence, the case proceeded to the formal investigation phase on March 23. The Civil Guard, with authorization, conducted searches and entered seven luxury villas in different Calp urbanizations, leading to the detention of seven individuals of diverse nationalities aged between 30 and 61.
In Calp, the Civil Guard intervened in the marijuana operation.
Record checks showed 1,600 cannabis plants, 20 kilograms of dried and packaged buds ready for distribution, and 60,000 euros in cash. Five luxury vehicles were seized, including a Ferrari valued above 150,000 euros.
Those arrested faced charges including drug trafficking, electricity fraud, and membership in a criminal organization. All detainees were placed under the jurisdiction of the Dénia Court of Investigation, with six of the seven individuals, including the alleged leader, ordered to remain in custody while bail was set. Authorities noted prior police records for some suspects in their countries of origin.