Family arrested for selling marijuana in schools and colleges in Alicante

Five members of the same family were detained and charged with trafficking drugs like hashish, marijuana, and cocaine at Elda’s schools and high schools. The National Police destroyed a drug-peddling operation in this regional seat of the province of Alicante.

According to the statement, the arrested are four men and one woman who range in age from 17 to 58. The National Police apprehended them with the aforementioned substances and more than 3,200 euros, believed to be earnings from drug sales.

The police believe that information offered by the public sparked the investigation. It stated that the store was close to various schools and high schools in the neighbourhood.

Officers then set up a police operation to identify the movements of the suspected home’s residents, confirming the occurrences.

During the surveillance, they discovered that there was a continual flow of individuals passing through the property at different times of day. They also saw that some of them were minors who attended many neighbouring schools.

This work also revealed that, in addition to the investigated residence where the criminal group’s illicit activities took place, there was another location where narcotics were sold.

During the operative phase, after gathering all of the information and multiple signs of the alleged commission of a crime against public health, the police went to court to request the necessary entry and search warrants.

This is where suspicions were confirmed. They discovered 84.23 grams of hashish, sometimes known as pink cocaine, marijuana, supplies for the sale and distribution of retail doses, and the aforementioned 3,285 euros.

What are the risks associated with these entry-level drugs?

In the case of tusi, an expert from the University of Alicante advises that “you’re putting two substances into your body, one that excites you enormously and the other that causes terrible hallucinations.” It’s not a miracle you have a heart attack.

According to the chief of the National Police’s drugs unit, coughing raises blood pressure, which raises heart rate and leads to cardiac and cerebrovascular disorders. The list includes minor aneurysms and catastrophic strokes.

The National Police arrested and charged the five individuals with a crime against public health based on the presented evidence. The police conducted an investigation and hauled the inmates before the Elda court.