Spain's Civil Guard intercepts more than a ton of cocaine in coconuts
In Seville, 1,238 kilograms of drugs have been seized and two people arrested.
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- Spain's Civil Guard intercepted more than a ton of cocaine hidden in a shipment of coconuts, a truck and pallets in Seville.
- As a result of the operation, two people were arrested.
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Why It Matters
Law enforcement agencies are conducting operations to stop drug trafficking.
Spain's Civil Guard intercepted more than a ton of cocaine hidden in a shipment of coconuts. This was reported by 20 Minutos.
It is noted that during a law enforcement operation in Seville, 1,238 kilograms of the drug were seized. The cocaine was found inside a shipping container, hidden under pallets and in the bottom of a truck trailer.
As a result of the operation, two people were arrested. Police also seized money and several electronic devices that may help obtain information about the origin and destination of the cargo.
Open Questions
- What is the origin of the drug cartel?
- Who's the delivery man?







