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Kapen 10 tonë kokainë të një organizate shqiptare në Spanjë, magazina u zbulua nga një paletë e rrëzuar

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Policia spanjolle ka zbuluar një sasi gjigante kokaine, që dyshohet se arrin në rreth 10 tonë, në dy magazina në

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Policia spanjolle ka zbuluar një sasi gjigante kokaine, që dyshohet se arrin në rreth 10 tonë, në dy magazina në qytetin e Aguilas, në rajonin e Murcias. Zbulimi u bë rastësisht më 30 tetor, pas një incidenti në një zonë industriale, ku një paletë me mallra ra nga një pirun ngritës. Drejtuesi i mjetit u largua me shpejtësi, duke e lënë atë me motorin ndezur pranë hyrjes së një magazine. Pas mbërritjes në vendngjarje, efektivët e policisë nuk gjetën asnjë person, por vunë re një numër të madh kutish të vendosura mbi paleta. Dyshimet u shtuan kur një prej efektivëve vendosi të kontrollonte përmbajtjen e njërës prej tyre, duke zbuluar blloqe të presuara kokaine. Në magazinën e parë u gjetën më shumë se 5 tonë drogë, ndërsa hetimet çuan më pas edhe drejt një magazine të dytë në të njëjtën zonë, ku u zbuluan sasi të tjera të konsiderueshme. Sipas mediave spanjolle, pas ngarkesës dyshohet se qëndron një organizatë kriminale me origjinë shqiptare. Dy ambientet mendohet se përdoreshin si pika…

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Kapen 10 tonë kokainë të një organizate shqiptare në Spanjë, magazina u zbulua nga një paletë e rrëzuar

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Policia spanjolle ka zbuluar një sasi gjigante kokaine, që dyshohet se arrin në rreth 10 tonë, në dy magazina në

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