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December 29, The narcotic substance was found inside a container from Panama that had stopped at several European ports before ending up at the container terminal in Vigo. The drugs were placed in sports bags on top of the legally declared merchandise in the container, using the 'blind hook' or 'Rip off' method. As a result of the investigations carried out by both agencies, the illegal substance was seized, which was believed to have had a market value of more than 12 million euros. The operation remains open, although investigations indicate that the end-use of the merchandise was the port of Antwerp and the organization that had to carry out the rescue encountered problems that made this task difficult, with the substance finally arriving at the port of Vigo.

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In two operations, carried out in parallel and which deal a severe blow to the most powerful distribution networks in Europe, a total of 20 people who were part of two organizations of Balkan origin have been arrested. In the operation carried out in Vigo, 7, kilos of cocaine were seized, hidden among frozen tuna loins, making it the largest seizure carried out in Galicia. To ship cocaine from Latin America to Galicia, they relied on a complex business network with which they intended to cover up their illicit activity through a voluminous flow of containers. During the operation carried out in Valencia, 3, kilos of cocaine were seized hidden in secret double bottoms of maritime containers that were pretended to be abandoned in the Valencian port. December 12, A total of 20 people belonging to two organisations of Balkan origin have been arrested. In the operation carried out in Vigo, 7, kilos of cocaine were seized, hidden among frozen tuna loins, making it the largest seizure of this narcotic carried out in Galicia. During the operation carried out in Valencia, 3, kilos of cocaine were seized from secret false bottoms in maritime containers that were pretended to be abandoned in the Valencian port. The investigations carried out by the Tax Agency and the National Police, which have had the collaboration of other international organisations, began in parallel, detecting a complex business network dedicated to the shipment of maritime containers from Latin America to different ports on the Iberian Peninsula. This company was dedicated to the international wholesale trade of frozen fish and seafood, but also to the purchase and sale of rural and urban properties and buildings and constructions in general, sharing its headquarters with other companies in the family and commercial network established for this purpose. Investigators monitored the company's activity for months, detecting similar shipments that had no other purpose than to demonstrate an alleged legal activity that would conceal, at the opportune moment, the transport of the now seized cocaine. Although several containers from this company were already previously inspected in port facilities during , the criminal organization's confidence in its method of transport and concealment led to them contaminating one of these containers with a quantity of drugs never seized on Galician land and one of the largest in the history of Spanish and European drug trafficking. Control over suspicious shipments and the support of the Special Anti-Drug Prosecutor's Office of Campo de Gibraltar made it possible to request the opening of investigation proceedings in order to determine the end-use of the drugs. In this way it was possible to verify that the organization transported the containers to the port of Algeciras to later send them to the port of Vigo, where two of them were detected, one of which was carrying the entire drug inside, at which time all the personnel who were in the ship where the cocaine was being unloaded were arrested. During the operation, 7, kilos of cocaine were seized, which was hidden in a shipment of frozen tuna loins. It was noted that the drug was marked with four different logos that were intended to identify the different European criminal organisations that were to receive the shipment. Through cooperation between prosecutors Special Anti-Drug Prosecutor's Office of Valencia , an investigation was initiated into the contamination of a maritime cargo container that was allegedly transporting drugs in its structure, for which a false bottom was created inside. This container was part of a batch of four, which arrived at the port of Valencia at the beginning of November, and have since been controlled in the Port of Valencia thanks to the police investigation. For almost 30 days the containers were not moved from the port of Valencia and, after that period, it was thought that they had been abandoned, although it was part of the strategy of the criminal organization behind them, since, at the end of November, they suddenly changed the company that was receiving the merchandise. This new company requested the delivery of the four containers at the end of November. Its administrator was a person known to investigators, since curiously days before he had been arrested in the framework of another anti-drug operation, being charged with the crimes of drug trafficking and belonging to a criminal organization. Far from frustrating the operation, and making it clear that this company was a fraudulent structure created specifically to simulate international trade operations in order to camouflage cocaine shipments, the investigation continued its course. Finally, on November 29, the first of the containers in the batch left the port of Valencia and was moved to an open field near Valencia. It remained parked there all night, requiring constant surveillance. The remaining containers were dispatched the following day, forcing investigators to simultaneously track all three containers until they all coincided in an industrial estate in the Valencian town of Xirivella. The first container that was released from the port the night before was also taken to Xirivella early in the morning, remaining in the area until they managed to contact the final recipients of the goods, who were hidden and watching in a nearby restaurant, then proceeding to park the truck and the cargo in a warehouse next to it. While all this was happening, investigators confirmed that a van occupied by a single man was driving around the industrial estate, clearly acting as counter-surveillance. Shortly afterwards, the team in charge of following the second container reported their arrival in the same area, and the same man who managed the parking of the first container was found there, coordinating the arrival of the second container at the warehouse. At that moment, the members of the organization did not make any move to begin unloading the containers, avoiding approaching them in case they were followed by some kind of police. At the same time, the remaining members of the criminal organization, while traveling in three vehicles around the industrial estate, parked briefly at different points without losing sight of the warehouse and even transporting other members of the organization. Upon arrival of the third container, it was confirmed that it was parked outside the warehouse, at which time it was detected that several men had entered the interior, while the others were walking away in a staggered manner. Subsequently, several of those under investigation, after a reasonable amount of time had passed, met at the restaurant to head towards the warehouse, at which point it was decided to intervene simultaneously both in the place where the containers were located and in the restaurant where the leaders of the organisation were gathered and on the two vehicles in charge of monitoring the area, one of them attempting to escape at high speed. To carry out the operation, the presence of the Special Operations Group GOES was necessary and when they raided the ship, they discovered that one of the containers had been practically emptied of narcotic substances, finding the cocaine stored in sports bags placed at the back of the ship, next to a side door where they had a van parked, ready to load and leave. The double bottom of the second container had already been partially released but unloading had not yet begun. Once the area was secured, the presence of firefighters was requested to access the double bottom of this second container and the other two containers in the batch were thoroughly inspected, confirming that they did not contain any narcotic substances.

Vigo where can I buy cocaine