Three arrested in Vera with 1.9 kg cannabis in All Saints sweep
Vera Local Police arrested three people for alleged drug trafficking during the All Saints bridge week. Officers seized about 1.8 kg of marijuana from an indoor grow and more than 100 g of hashish in central Vera, and two detainees entered prison.
Vera Local Police detained three people during the All Saints bridge week on
suspicion of drug-trafficking offences against public health.[1]One of the
detentions involved an indoor cannabis grow and an additional allegation of
electricity fraud.[1]Officers found an indoor cannabis cultivation containing
plastic bags with approximately 1.8 kilos of marijuana.[1]
Officers also found illegal hookups to the electricity grid and seized a
precision digital scale plus growing materials such as pots, lamps, insulation
and fans.[1]Two further detentions occurred in the central zone of the
municipality for the same alleged drug-trafficking offences.[1]In those
central-zone cases officers seized more than 100 grams of hashish and cash.[1]
The two people detained in the centre entered prison, according to Vera Local
Police.[1]Police put the overall result at almost two kilos of marijuana,
more than 100 grams of hashish and cash, alongside administrative reports for
other infractions and antisocial conduct.[1]
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Seized drugs displayed by Vera Local Police. Photo: Policía Local de Vera via La Voz de AlmeríaPhoto details
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The article gives no separate dates for the three detentions; 5 November 2026 is its publication date and is used as the incident date.
The 1.9 kg total is the sum of approximately 1.8 kg of marijuana and a minimum of 100 g of hashish; both weights are approximate and the hashish amount is stated as more than 100 grams.
No number of cannabis plants, cash amount, or names and ages of the detainees were published.
The two central-zone detainees are reported to have entered prison, but the report does not say whether this was pretrial custody or a sentence.
Only one accessible source for this event was found after searching in Spanish; the three page photos are credited to Vera Local Police via La Voz de Almería.
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