The Guardia Civil is investigating a 44-year-old woman as the suspected author of a crime against public health for selling cannabis buds in a shop in the Alto Gállego comarca.[1][2] The shop sold cannabis-derived products marketed as CBD.[1][2][3] She was the person responsible for the shop, a 44-year-old neighbour of the Alto Gállego comarca.[1][2][3]
On 26 October 2026 officers from the Sabiñánigo post of the Guardia Civil, working with the Fiscal and Borders Detachment of the Huesca command, inspected the shop because that trade is subject to state control.[1][2][3] On the shelves, in view of the public, they found numerous bags of flowering tops, commonly called cogollos, supposedly from the cannabis sativa plant.[1][2][3] During the operation the bags were on display for sale to the public.[4][2][3] Preliminary reagent tests for the possible presence of narcotic substances were positive.[1][2][3] Officers seized 74 bags, corresponding to about 30 different sale formats of flavours and models, with a combined weight of about 406 grams.[1][2][3]
The Sabiñánigo post opened a file and sent it to plaza number 2 of the Tribunal de Instancia in Jaca.[1][2][3] The investigated woman must appear before the judicial authority when she is required to do so.[1][2] The seized substances were sent to the health area of the Government Delegation in Zaragoza for analysis to determine their composition.[1][2][3] Those results are intended to establish the nature of the seized products after the preliminary tests during the inspection were positive.[1]
