By Sally Underwood • 26 March 2021 • 15:09
Police Bring Down Cocaine and Heroin House in Malaga. Image: Wikimedia
Officers from the National Police have brought down a house selling cocaine and heroin in Malaga. According to reports, police found 39 cocaine and heroin wraps, as well as €2,008 in cash and other items for selling drugs. The National Police brought down the drug den in a house in the Dos Hermanas neighbourhood in Malaga City. Investigators have arrested the residents of the home, three men from the same family, for their alleged involvement in drug trafficking. The operation, which was carried out by officers assigned to the investigation group of the West District Police Station of Malaga, began as a result of information that pointed to the sale of drugs in a house in the Dos Hermanas neighbourhood. A police investigation found buyers visiting the home, while officers reported finding drugs on several clients who left the building. In a search of the house, the officers discovered drugs and other items for selling them. Police confiscated 28 cocaine wraps, 11 heroin wraps, and €2,008. Those arrested for their alleged involvement in the crime of drug trafficking have been placed at the disposal of a court in Malaga.
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Sally Underwood is a former aide to several former cabinet members and now contributes her views on Parliament’s ever-changing shape in her column for the Euro Weekly News.
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