Policía Nacional officers arrested two people, the residents of a flat in Algeciras, as suspected perpetrators of a crime against public health.[1][2][3][4][5] Investigators began watching the flat after a constant stream of visitors who stayed only a few minutes, a pattern police said matched a small-scale drug sales point.[6][3][4]

The operation ended with the entry and search of the flat, carried out as part of police operations against drug trafficking in the Campo de Gibraltar.[1] Inside, officers found 386 grams of cocaine and 885 grams of hashish, the hashish in formats including slabs and bellotas, egg-shaped lumps.[6][2][3][4][5] Police described the seized substances as more than 1.2 kilos of drugs, both in sizeable quantities and in individual doses prepared for sale.[1]

Police said the flat was used to distribute and sell drugs on a small scale, within operations intended to reduce drug dealing in the Campo de Gibraltar area around the Bay of Algeciras.[7]

Police also found 91 doses of hashish in small bags prepared for sale.[2][3][5]

Both detainees were the residents of the flat that was searched.[4]