Madrid judge warns actress she will be arrested over cannabis shop THC levels
A Madrid investigating judge is pursuing the actress Elisa Mouliaá over the alleged sale in her Greenery Ponzano cannabis shop of products whose THC levels exceeded the legal limit. The judge warned she would be arrested if she missed a forensic medical appointment without documented cause, and her defence is appealing to have the case shelved.
🇪🇸 Chamberí district, Madrid · Spain
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The shop is Greenery Ponzano, which the actress runs in Madrid’s Chamberí
district.[1]The case began with a police inspection of the business that
found CBD products containing THC, the psychoactive compound of cannabis, above
the permitted level.[2]
After the raid on her business, Madrid’s municipal police also reported one of
the shop’s assistants for the same offence.[3]The investigating judge ordered
the local police to notify her to attend a forensic medical examination on 19
November 2026, warning that if she missed it without a properly documented
reason her arrest could be ordered.[3]
The judge rejected the defence’s request to close the case but admitted its
appeal, so the Provincial Court of Madrid will decide whether the proceedings
continue or are shelved.[3]Her defence argues the suspect is contesting how
the case is being handled, arguing the rulings lack sufficient reasoning and
should be settled as an administrative matter rather than a criminal one.[4]The shop assistant is due to give evidence before the same court on 13 January.[3]
Photos and video
The actress Elisa Mouliaá and her lawyer Alfredo Arrién leaving the Plaza de Castilla courts in Madrid on 10 February 2026, in a date-stamped agency photo published with this report on her cannabis-shop case. Photo: Antonio Gutiérrez / Europa PressPhoto details
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The reports give no date for the latest missed hearing or for the judge's latest ruling; 27 October 2026, the last non-appearance reported before publication, is used as the incident date.
The exact legal limit for THC in such products and the measured THC content of the seized goods are not given.
No criminal fine, charge sheet, trial date or court outcome has been reported; the case is at the investigation stage and an appeal against continuing it is pending.
No weight of seized cannabis products was published, only a value of more than 3,000 euros described by the defence from the pending analysis report, not an official police valuation.
The actress is described as investigated, not arrested or charged, and the assistant as reported by the municipal police; neither is counted as arrested in the figures.
The shop assistant's hearing is dated only as 13 January, without a year in the text; it is taken to fall in 2027.
No photograph of the shop, the seized products or the raid was found; the La Razón picture is a date-stamped agency photo of the actress leaving the Plaza de Castilla courts with her lawyer in February 2026.
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Left out, as its quotation was not found in La Razón: The Juzgado de Instrucción number 25 in Madrid is investigating the actress Elisa Mouliaá for a suspected offence against public health over the alleged sale in her CBD and medicinal-cannabis shop of products with psychoactive levels above those the law allows.
Left out, as its quotation was not found in La Razón: The actress failed to appear at hearings in May and again at an appointment on 27 October 2026, telling the court she was on sick leave and unable to give evidence.
Left out, as its quotation was not found in La Razón: The defence says the seized products were valued at more than 3,000 euros and that an analysis report on the substance is still pending.
Left out value, as its quotation was not found in La Razón.
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