One arrested selling hashish on street in Puerto Rico, Mogán
Guardia Civil officers arrested one person in Puerto Rico, Mogán, after watching an alleged street sale of hashish in small doses. Officers seized about two grams of suspected hashish and 110 euros, sending the case to the court in San Bartolomé de Tirajana.
The Guardia Civil detained one person in the municipality of Mogán for alleged
drug trafficking after officers allegedly caught the person selling hashish in
Puerto Rico.[1]Officers were carrying out discreet surveillance in a street
in Puerto Rico when the events occurred.[1]After following the vehicle,
officers observed an exchange of divided money for a resinous substance,
allegedly hashish, in small doses prepared for sale.[1]The alleged buyer
voluntarily told officers that he had bought the substance from the detained
person moments before the intervention.[1]
Officers seized approximately two grams of suspected hashish in several doses
and 110 euros in cash in different bills.[1]The seized drug was placed at the
disposal of the judicial authority for expert analysis.[1]The Guardia Civil
sent the proceedings, the detained person and the seized effects to the
Instruction Section of the San Bartolomé de Tirajana court, which will continue
the case.[1]
The action formed part of a specific Guardia Civil operation to detect and
dismantle retail drug-selling points and prevent trafficking in areas with many
residents and visitors.[1]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
The article gives no separate date for the surveillance and arrest; 13 July 2026 is its publication date and is used as the incident date.
Only one accessible account was found after searching in Spanish; no separate Guardia Civil statement or second outlet account could be opened.
The detained person was not named and no age, gender or nationality was published.
No charge, custody decision or court outcome beyond referral to San Bartolomé de Tirajana was reported; the person retains the presumption of innocence.
The hashish weight is approximate and awaits laboratory analysis, so 0.002 kg is recorded as stated.
The 110 euros in cash is reported as possibly linked to the activity, not as a drug value, and is therefore excluded from cannabis figures.
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Guardia Civil officers arrested 12 people at the Port of Ceuta on 10 November 2026 after sniffer dogs detected they had ingested hashish pellets before attempting to board a ferry to Algeciras. All 12 suspects were taken to the Hospital Universitario de Ceuta, where X-ray scans confirmed the presence of ingested drugs in their bodies.
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