Seven arrested for looting a sealed marijuana-grow warehouse in Zaragoza
The Guardia Civil in Zaragoza detained seven people and is investigating five more for repeatedly entering a judicially sealed warehouse where a marijuana plantation had been dismantled. The thefts ran from 16 to 20 September 2026 in the Empresarium business park, taking growing equipment police value in the thousands of euros.
🇪🇸 Polígono Empresarium, La Cartuja Baja, Zaragoza · Spain
The Guardia Civil in Zaragoza detained seven people and is investigating five
more over the looting of an industrial warehouse where a marijuana plantation
had been dismantled and the premises sealed by court order.[1]The twelve
people identified are ten men and two women aged between 24 and 48, eleven of
them Spanish and one Romanian.[1]All twelve are accused of robbery with force
against property and of breaking a court-ordered closure or seal for entering
premises that had passed under judicial control after the police operation.[1]
The warehouse, in the Empresarium business park in La Cartuja Baja, was closed
and sealed by court order after the Guardia Civil dismantled the plantation
inside in early September 2026, with part of its technical equipment still in
place.[1]Officers on surveillance duties found the judicial seals and the
access doors forced in mid-September, and their investigation established that
between 16 and 20 September different groups entered the property repeatedly to
carry the material away.[1]
The suspects used about ten vehicles, among them cars, utility vehicles and
rented vans, to remove the equipment gradually.[1]The stolen material
included high-power LED lamps, air extractors, turbines, main electrical panels,
transformers and suspension cabling.[1]The Guardia Civil valued the stolen
items at thousands of euros but published no exact figure.[1]
Photos and video
Guardia Civil image captioned 'Momento del robo', showing the moment of the theft at the sealed warehouse. Photo: Guardia CivilPhoto details
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