One arrested in Palma house raid with 16 plants and 24 kg
National Police dismantled a marijuana plantation in a Palma house, seizing 16 tall plants, 21 kg of bud-covered branches and 3 kg of ready buds. The alleged keeper was arrested by the narcotics unit for an offence against public health.
Spain’s National Police dismantled a marijuana plantation inside a house in
Palma and arrested the man described as responsible for the drugs for an offence
against public health.[1][2][3][4][5][6]The arrest was carried out by Grupo II de
Estupefacientes, the National Police narcotics unit.[1][2][5][6]Investigators said
they had learned that marijuana was being cultivated in a Palma home for later
sale and distribution.[1][2][6]After further inquiries, they confirmed that the
occupant kept a plantation and cultivation materials in his dwelling.[1]The
arrest took place on the previous Wednesday.[1][2]
Officers who entered the property found 16 marijuana plants measuring between
three and four metres tall.[1][2][3][4][5][6]They seized21 kilograms of bud-covered
branches at the property.[1][2][3][4][5][6]Investigators also seized three kilograms of buds
described as ready to distribute or consume.[1][2][3][4][5][6]
After the operation, police invited the public to report drug trafficking
anonymously by email to antidroga@policia.es or through a dedicated section of
the police website.[1]Reports can also be made directly to citizen
participation officers or by calling 091.[1]
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The article was published on 1 November 2026 and says the arrest occurred on the previous Wednesday, so 28 October 2026 is used as the incident date by inference.
Only one source for this event could be opened; no second outlet or agency statement was found.
The identity, age and nationality of the arrested man and any later charge or court outcome were not published.
The weighing basis for the 21 kg of branches and 3 kg of buds, and whether the branch weight includes non-consumable stalk material, was not specified.
No value, plant destruction method, or cultivation-site size was published.
The article was published on 1 November 2026 and says the operation ended the previous Wednesday, so 28 October 2026 is used as the incident date by inference.
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