Men in wet clothes claiming to be Camino pilgrims arrested over alleged ‘narco-sub’ plot
In a surprising turn of events, Spanish police have arrested three men who were allegedly piloting a narco-submarine loaded with over 3.6 tonnes of cocaine destined for Galicia. Their suspicious behavior, including wet clothes and claims of being Camino de Santiago pilgrims, raised red flags for authorities. This operation is part of a larger investigation that has resulted in a total of 14 arrests, highlighting the ongoing battle against drug trafficking in Spain and the innovative methods traffickers use to smuggle narcotics.
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In a surprising turn of events, Spanish police have arrested three men who were allegedly piloting a narco-submarine loaded with over 3.6 tonnes of cocaine destined for Galicia. Their suspicious behavior, including wet clothes and claims of being Camino de Santiago pilgrims, raised red flags for authorities. This operation is part of a larger investigation that has resulted in a total of 14 arrests, highlighting the ongoing battle against drug trafficking in Spain and the innovative methods traffickers use to smuggle narcotics.
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