National Police officers working with Soria Local Police detained a couple as alleged perpetrators of family-violence offences and drug trafficking.[1] The case began on Monday 2 November, when Local Police received a call reporting an assault at a home in the city.[1] Officers interviewed the two people involved, who were partners, and detained both over alleged ill-treatment in the family setting.[2] Both detainees were placed at the disposal of the judicial authority after the search of their home in the Soria capital.[2]
The court-authorised home search seized 573 grams of marijuana and 99.55 grams of hashish.[2] Officers also seized a precision scale.[1] Officers also seized a complete marijuana grow kit made up of seed trays, seeds and pots.[1] Officers also seized distribution and sale tools, including grinders and cutting implements.[1] Officers seized 2,730 euros in cash, in 50, 20 and 10 euro notes.[1] Police estimated the seized substances were worth 4,594 euros on the illicit market.[1]
During the initial intervention in the property, one officer saw a large quantity of drugs inside the home along with items for handling, weighing and selling them.[1] The local officers then reported the find to officers of the Soria Provincial Commissariat of the National Police.[1] The national officers requested an entry and search warrant from the courts, which the duty-court judge authorised.[1] The Government Subdelegation account likewise describes the detention of the couple for alleged family-violence and drug-trafficking offences.[3]
