Customs Surveillance officers of the Tax Agency and Civil Guard officers dismantled seven cannabis production facilities in the Granada towns of Cijuela and Chimeneas on 1 April 2024, as part of Operation Chume.[1] In all seven properties they found the equipment for growing and producing cannabis, along with 2,180 Cannabis sativa plants at various stages of flowering.[1]

Investigators, helped by technicians from the electricity supplier, had found at least 20 illegal double connections to the grid in homes in the two towns; high consumption readings in seven of them pointed to large-scale growing, and the searches followed a court order.[1] Seven people were arrested for drug cultivation and production and for electricity fraud, while 13 more people were investigated for electricity fraud.[1]