NARCOTRAPHIC

Ibiza airport controls overcome with a cannabis shipment valued at half a million euros

A fisherman has been arrested at Dublin airport with a significant amount of cannabis.
Los agentes de la Guardia Civil en el Aeropuerto de Ibiza.

A man has cleared Ibiza airport controls, but was caught on arrival in Dublin by Customs officers attempting to transport a large quantity of cannabis valued at 440,000 euros. Shane Carroll, a 33-year-old Irish fisherman and resident of County Wicklow, was caught after a sniffer dog alerted to the presence of a suspicious substance. When his luggage was searched, 47 packets of cannabis were found in the suitcase, with an approximate market value of 440,000 euros, and said that the accused had traveled from Ibiza, as detailed by the British media Sunday World. The accused has argued that he had a debt and was under pressure, although he “did not respond” when charged with illegal importation and possession of cannabis, in addition to possessing it with intent to distribute. The suspected drug trafficker has appeared in Dublin District Court on Saturday following his arrest at Terminal 1 on Friday afternoon. He has been refused bail.

 

Contenido relacionado  Sant Antoni renews its urban planning with a PGOU designed for future generations

Automatic Translation Notice: This text has been automatically translated from Spanish. It may contain inaccuracies or misinterpretations. We appreciate your understanding and invite you to consult the original version for greater accuracy.

Scroll to Top
logo bandas