Broad Daylight Beach Interception of Drug Loaded Boat in Adra

Broad Daylight Beach Interception of Drug Loaded Boat in Adra

Broad Daylight Beach Interception of Drug Loaded Boat in Adra Credit: Heroesdelmar

Broad Daylight Beach Interception of Drug Loaded Boat in Adra.

A broad daylight beach inception has been made of a boat loaded with drugs on a beach in Adra, in Spain’s Almeria. The interception was made while astonished onlookers watched too.

The Guardia Civil have been able to arrest three people in Adra who had landed on the beach with a boat loaded with drugs. The Interception operation was carried out on Sunday and resulted in a stash of hashish of over 5 and a half kilos been seized according to sources from the anti-drug trafficking coordination body, as reported Europa Press.

Guardia Civil officers chased the boat on the high seas before it eventually headed for the beach of Adra shortly after midday and astonished onlookers watched the beach interception.

The boat had a 300 horsepower engine and was seven metres long. Officers from the Guardia Civil Maritime service were able to spot the boat while patrolling the area in a patrol boat.

Once on the beach though three people from the boat attempted to avoid arrest by fleeing on foot, although they were eventually caught by Guardia Civil officers and arrested on suspicion of an offence against public health.

In other Spanish news, in a stunning feat of technology glasses have been created which can detect the potentially deadly coronavirus in only three seconds.

The coronavirus detecting glasses work in only three seconds by taking a photo of a person’s eyes. The stunning invention is being developed thanks to both artificial intelligence and scientists from Spain, America and China.

In what could be a game changer the glasses can detect coronavirus in people in only three seconds. The glasses work by detecting symptoms of the disease in the eyes. Coronavirus patients who are both asymptomatic and symptomatic show a very characteristic inflammation


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Alex
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Originally from the UK, Alex is based in Almeria and is a web reporter for The Euro Weekly News covering international and Spanish national news. Got a news story you want to share? Then get in touch at editorial@euroweeklynews.com.

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