They kidnapped in Spain 20 liters of ecstasy that were going to be sent to Argentina

As part of a joint investigation, the National Police of Spain and the Argentina Airport Security Police (PSA) arrested two Argentineans who wanted to smuggle 20 liters MDMA smuggled, equivalent to 340,000 doses of ecstasy, between Madrid and Buenos Aires.

The first of the orders was an Argentinian who wanted to climb to the Barajas International Airporton the outskirts of Madrid, destined for Ezeiza, in Greater Buenos Aires, carrying valuable materials, according to AFIP and customs, to 15 million pesos.

The second of those arrested was another Argentinian in a department of Córdoba. Meanwhile, in Buenos Aires, PSA detectives removed 12 marijuana plants, 254 victims and 15 MDMA tablets, 34.9 grams of cocaine and $ 10,610.

The director of the PSA, Alejandro Itzcovich, considered before TN.com.ar "We arrested two suspects, we took 340,000 doses of ecstasy on the market and we worked very well with Spainwhere the authorities they opened a parallel file to determine who were the providers of the people arrested at the airport".

The investigation began in Julybut not in Madrid but just in Cordoba, when a passenger from a flight from Chile – although originally from Spain – landed at the international airport of Ambrosio Taravella Engineer. The customs authorities detected that the product was in the pot does not match the label dietary supplement: inside there were small red stars with a hole in the middle of small size. There were 40 thousand doses of LSD of maximum purity.

The Federal Prosecutor's Office 1 of Córdoba investigated further until it was determined that this passenger was linked to another Argentine, who had planned a trip in October to Spain, where he would get more drugs.

Then, the prosecutor intervened with the national police of Spain to follow the steps of this Argentine. Finally, during the last hours, at the Madrid airport, the man was arrested after confirming that he was carrying 20 liters of MDMA in his suitcases.