Drug trafficking network dismantled in Utrera that distributed drugs to homes through a minor
The Guardia Civil has dismantled a drug trafficking network in Utrera (Seville) that distributed narcotics to homes using a minor as part of its operations.
Drug trafficking network dismantled in Utrera that distributed drugs to homes through a minor
The Guardia Civil has dismantled in Utrera, a municipality in the province of Seville, an organisation dedicated to drug trafficking that employed a minor as part of its home delivery distribution system. The operation has resulted in the dismantling of the criminal group.
According to reports from Europa Press, the gang had established a distribution method that consisted of delivering narcotics directly to the homes of buyers, using for this purpose a young minor. This tactic sought to hinder the work of security forces and minimise the risks to the adult members of the network.
The investigation and subsequent intervention have allowed the criminal activity of this group in the Seville locality to be brought to an end. The use of minors in drug trafficking operations constitutes an aggravating factor that authorities take particularly into account in this type of investigation.
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