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British Tourists Nabbed with 33kg of Cannabis at Valencia Airport


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Holiday plans for a British couple quickly unravelled at Valencia Airport after Spanish police discovered over 33 kilogrammes of cannabis secreted in their luggage. The couple, who had asserted they were tourists arriving from Thailand via France, were apprehended when their jittery behaviour aroused suspicion among customs officials.

 

Alerted by the pair's nervous disposition and peculiar travel declaration of "nothing to declare," officers decided to inspect their belongings. Their luggage, far from containing typical holiday essentials like flip flops or sun cream, was found bulging with vacuum-packed cannabis, weighing over 33.5kg. The suitcases contained no clothing or personal items, only a substantial haul of illicit substances.

 

A statement from the Spanish Civil Guard confirmed the incident: “The Civil Guard and Tax Agency have arrested two individuals on a flight from France for carrying more than 33 kilogrammes of vacuum-packed marijuana. The two passengers, a British man and woman, exhibited a nervous and evasive attitude and were intercepted before they reached customs control. The substance found tested positive for cannabis.”

 

The apprehension of the couple at Valencia Airport highlights a troubling trend of British nationals, particularly young women, becoming increasingly involved in drug smuggling operations across international borders. This case further underlines the growing complexities and risks associated with international travel and illicit activities.

 

Following their arrest, the couple was remanded in custody, pending trial on charges of drug trafficking. Their attempt to transport a significant quantity of cannabis into Spain serves as a stark reminder of the severe consequences of engaging in illegal drug trade activities. Authorities continue to stress the importance of vigilance and compliance with international laws to prevent similar incidents in the future.

 

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22 minutes ago, bannork said:

More idiots. When finally back in Blighty, cancel their passports for 10 years on the grounds of stupidity 

 

They will be spending a few years in Spain first. :giggle:

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I don't understand this. Spain is a supermarket for drugs. Cannabis is practically decriminalised. 

Maybe their moronic masterplan was to then go to the UK?

Again, easily bought as there are more sellers than buyers of home grow at approx £250/ounce?

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