In the framework of a joint operation with the British N.C.A, the French Customs, the Judicial Police of Portugal and the Federal Police of Brazil
The National Police intercepts a fishing boat loaded with 1,500 kilos of cocaine in international waters near the Canary Islands
The boat, a fishing boat without a flag, left Brazil for Spain and was destined for the national and European market
The fishing boat was assaulted by the GEO in an intervention that had the collaboration of the Spanish Navy and the Air Force, achieving the arrest of the seven sailors who were on board
21-May-2019.- National Police agents have intercepted a vessel loaded with 1,500 kilos of cocaine as part of a joint operation with the British N.C.A, the French Customs, the Judicial Police of Portugal and the Federal Police of Brazil. The vessel, a fishing boat without a flag, left Brazil for Spain and was destined for the national and European markets. The fishing vessel was assaulted on the high seas by GEO agents, with the collaboration of the Spanish Navy and the Air Force.
The investigation began last January. The agents were aware of the existence of a South American drug trafficking organization based in Spain, which was preparing to send and receive a large consignment of cocaine.
In the course of this investigation and as a result of the daily collaboration maintained with the main Anti-Drug Agencies, coincidences were detected between operational information from several countries. Since then, the National Police has led the coordination of international research.
At the beginning of April the mother ship that transported the drug from South America to Spain was detected, so the collaboration of the Spanish Navy and its METEORO Maritime Action Ship was requested, embarking on it, in addition to its crew, a crew of GEO and research agents.
A few days ago, the fishing vessel was located and approached by the agents. It was a fishing boat without a flag with seven people on board who were arrested. In a first safety inspection 50 bags of 30 kilograms each were intervened, distributed in five pallets, with an approximate weight of 1,500 kilograms.
The ship has been towed to the port of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria where a more detailed record will be carried out.
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The Civil Guard dismantles an organization dedicated to the bottling and sale of wine in a massive and fraudulent way
In the operation has been arrested 4 people and investigated another 6 and have made 11 records in different buildings and homes located in the provinces of León, Ourense, Lugo and Pontevedra
It is estimated the falsification of the back labels of at least 2,000,000 million bottles to make them pass through wines with the designation of origin of Bierzo (PDO), and Protected Geographical Indication Wine of the Land of Castilla y León (IGP)
The Nature Protection Service (SEPRONA) of the Civil Guard, in the framework of the operation "BACO2019", has proceeded to the arrest of 4 people and the investigation of another 6 belonging to a criminal organization dedicated to the bottling and sale of It came in a massive and fraudulent way, consisting in the placing on the national and international market of around 2,000,000 million bottles to make them pass through the Bierzo Designation of Origin wine (León) and the Protected Geographical Indication of Tierra de Tierra de Castilla y León.
The arrested / investigated are attributed the commission of the alleged crimes of continued fraud, fraud, forgery, illegitimate use of quality figures and money laundering. In the operation, a total of 11 records were made in different buildings and homes located in the provinces of León, Ourense, Lugo and Pontevedra.
The operation began in December 2018, when the Bierzo Denomination of Origin Regulatory Board denounced irregularities detected in several wine back labels that were on the market before the Civil Guard. From that moment on, the agents carried out numerous controls of the wine prepared for sale in commercial establishments, detecting irregularities in several commercial brands, which led to the precautionary immobilization of nearly 8,000 bottles of wine in different provinces.
Continuing with the investigations, the agents detected several companies related to the wine sector that in an organized way bottled and put on the market wine fraudulently and illegitimately under the figures of quality PDO Bierzo and IGP Vino de la Tierra de Castilla y León, using counterfeit labels and falsified bottlers for this, attributing to the wine characteristics that it lacked and with a price premium when putting it on the market.
For this reason, the operation was proceeded with, making a total of 11 entries and records in which numerous evidences were obtained of the activity that was being developed and in which a lot of documentation was intervened, several hundred thousand of back labels falsified, effects and a total of 335,000 euros. Likewise, all the affected wine that has been placed on the market has been intervened.
This operation has been developed and directed by the Court of First Instance and Instruction No. 4 of Ponferrada and Prosecutor's Office of the Ponferrada area, the proceedings being instructed by the Nature Protection Team (SEPRONA) of the Command of the Civil Guard of León , in collaboration with the SEPRONA and the Judicial Police Organic Unit of the Commanders of the Civil Guard of Ourense, Lugo and Pontevedra, as well as personnel of the DO Bierzo, Agricultural Technology Institute of the Junta de Castilla y León and fraud defense inspectors and Food Quality of the Regional Ministry of Rural Environment of the Xunta de Galicia in Ourense.
The operation continues open so new arrests are not ruled out.
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The Civil Guard dismantled in Jaén three organizations dedicated to the purchase and supply of desmogues deer and fallow deer
In the operation, seven people have been arrested and another 16 have been investigated as alleged perpetrators of the crimes of falsification of documents, money laundering, identity theft and belonging to a criminal organization.
Those arrested and investigated belonged to three groups, who acted independently
The main destination of deer and fallow antlers was Hong Kong, USA and Canada
The Nature Protection Service (SEPRONA) of the Civil Guard, in the framework of the operation "CERVOGUES" has proceeded to the arrest of seven people and the investigation of another 16 people belonging to three organized groups that acted independently , dedicated to the purchase and supply of desmogues deer and deer in a fraudulent manner.
The destination of the antlers was the Asian market, specifically Hong Kong, where they were transformed into "medicinal" and "therapeutic" products and markets in the US and Canada, where they were transformed into dog products.
The operation began in April 2018, due to the services provided for the surveillance and control of the purchase, sale, transport, storage and destination of hunting operations, specifically desmogues deer and fallow deer.
For this reason, the Civil Guard proceeded to the inspection of the main buyers of this type of hunting, being able to verify that the main points of purchase and supply of desmogues deer and fallow to large exporters were in the towns of La Carolina, Navas de San Juan, Baños de la Encina and Andújar (Jaén).
As a result of these inspections, the agents were able to observe various irregularities when carrying out a detailed study of the invoices, verifying the existence of persons who were listed as suppliers, who resided in different provinces of the national territory.
The agents located three criminal organizations, perfectly structured, but differentiated and independent of each other. In spite of having their headquarters in the province of Jaén, specifically in La Carolina, Baños de la Encina and Navas de San Juan (Jaén), they acted independently and throughout the country, but collaborating with each other in a timely manner.
Group located in the town of La Carolina (Jaén)
The leader of the group provided a physical place for the operations, registering in the Social Security frontmen who were forced to open bank accounts to launder money. Also, the leader ordered from the shade the execution of the different operations, creating fictitious operations to simulate the origin of the merchandise and the money and thus give an appearance of legality to the operations.
In addition, the frontmen were engaged in attracting other people to sign invoices, all in exchange for economic compensation, making bank transfers and falsifying the data before the Tax Agency. At times, they usurped the marital status of people who did not have any kind of relationship with the group, creating with them, tax obligations of which they had no knowledge.
In this group, the detainees are three neighbors of the Carolina, 23, 28 and 34 years old. Likewise, two residents of Linares, both of 26 years of age, one of Guarromán, 20 years old and seven of La Carolina, of 34, 36, 40, 43 and three of 28 years of age, have been investigated.
Group located in the town of Baños de la Encina (Jaén)
In this organization, the ringleader registered a front man in the Social Security, which he also announced on a page of Internet ads. The head of this group offered to make purchases and to carry out transactions and billings in the name of the front man, remaining in this way undercover and to be able to falsify the data before the Tax Agency. Also, the front man was in charge of capturing other people who, in exchange for an economic commission, lent themselves to the falsification of
Two residents of Baños de la Encina, aged 23 and 41, have been arrested in this group, and three neighbors from the same town of 48, 35 and 27 years of age have been investigated.
Group located in the town of Navas de San Juan (Jaén)
This group was directed by two brothers who acted with two different companies to make it more difficult to locate them. Two residents of Navas de San Juan, aged 32 and 35, have been arrested and three residents of Andújar, aged 25, 34 and 45, have been investigated.
Operation result
The Civil Guard has found that there are 87 people injured in the provinces of Albacete, Asturias, Cantabria, Cadiz, Almeria, Avila, Badajoz, Burgos, Cáceres, Castellón, Ciudad Real, Cordoba, Huelva, Huesca, Lleida, Logroño, Madrid, Menorca , Oviedo, Seville, Soria and Toledo. Your data was used without your consent. In addition, the injured parties could not obtain benefits, since they had billing or economic transactions of which they had no knowledge.
It is estimated that in the last five years, the sale through wholesalers amounted to 425,088 Kg. Of deer antlers, for an amount of 11,912,382 €. It has also been noted that in the last five years, the billing made simulating the purchase of 333.724 Kg of antlers deer / fallow has been for an amount of 8,932,872 euros.
For more information you can contact the Peripheral Communication Office of the Civil Guard of Jaén at 953250340 ext 1123.
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Thanks to the cooperation between the National Police of Spain and the National Police of Colombia -DIJIN-
Detained in Colombia one of the leaders of a violent "office" of assassins
§ The arrested was located in Medellin just before he was operated on by a plastic surgeon when he was trying to have his face operated
§ The investigation began when Spanish agents detected that they had moved to our country in order to create and establish a criminal "branch", returning to Colombia clandestinely
May 20-2019.- Thanks to the police cooperation between the National Police of Spain and the National Police of Colombia -DIJIN-, the leader of a violent "office" of assassins has been arrested. The arrested was located in Medellín (Colombia) just before being operated by a plastic surgeon to have his face operated.
The investigation began in the month of August last year. Agents of the National Police were aware of the presence in Spain of the leader of a violent "office" of assassins who, in addition, was escaped from the Colombian authorities. After several steps, the investigators verified that the fugitive was in the Spanish capital with the intention of expanding his criminal activity to Europe, organizing the creation and settlement of a criminal "branch".
The agents verified that the researcher decided to return to Colombia clandestinely to avoid border control, which he traveled to Ecuador to continue the road trip to Medellín. All this information was transmitted to the Colombian authorities, being located and detained in the capital of Antioquia just before being operated by a plastic surgeon when he tried to operate on his well-known face.
The detainee was one of the top leaders of the criminal organization called "The Collegiate Body The Office" whose main activity was the collection, through violence and extortion, of debts generated by drug trafficking. His past as an officer of the Colombian National Police, he obtained the rank of Subintendente until he was dismissed, gave him experience to camouflage himself and live in hiding.
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