Man tried for selling drugs at his barber shop in Talavera
The Provincial Court of Toledo is trying a man accused of distributing controlled substances from the premises he operated in Talavera de la Reina.
Man tried for selling drugs at his barber shop in Talavera
The Provincial Court of Toledo has opened proceedings against a man accused of dealing controlled substances from the barbershop he ran in Talavera de la Reina. The defendant faces a prosecution request for three years and six months imprisonment for an offence against public health.
According to the prosecution's account, the man sold small quantities of cocaine to regular customers who came to the barber shop. The police operation that dismantled the drug point took place in March 2024, when Civil Guard officers seized several doses of the substance at the premises.
During the oral hearing, the defence challenged the evidence presented and requested a full acquittal. The court must now decide on the defendant's guilt and the sentence to impose if convicted.
According to Cadena SER, the trial is being held in the second section of the Provincial Court.
Source: Google News ES — Crime (es)