They will extradite Argentina surprise of ecstasy in Madrid – Radioinforme 3

The Argentine citizen, who was arrested while he was trying to board a Madrid-Buenos Aires flight with four bottles containing 340,000 doses of liquid ecstasy, will be extradited to the airport. Argentina.

This was confirmed by the federal prosecutor, Enrique Senestrari, at Chain 3, who, in this regard, added: "We have not yet claimed it, but we will ask it.It will execute part of his sentence in Spain and it will take time before he returns to Córdoba to accuse him. "

Customs, the airport security police (PSA) and the Spanish National Police intercepted him while he was attempting to embark with the cargo – assessed at 150 million pesos – in his suitcase.

According to Senestrari, this investigation began in July when this same person tried to enter the Córdoba airport – coming from Chile – with 40,000 doses of ecstasy in a bottle of dietary supplements.

"The bottle did not seem to have been opened, but after checking it, it was not in these conditions." It was found that it was filled with tablets that did not fit what the Bottle had to bring in. Go see the traveler but they held the bottle and finally proved it was ecstasy, "he said.

When they tried to find the whereabouts of the person, they were unable to locate it, although they detected that on October 15 he would take a flight to Madrid.

"The Spanish police were informed and worked very well.The man advanced his flight to Brazil and checked his suitcase and found the four bottles."

When asked if it was a "mullet", Senestrari admitted that they had been "surprised" because it was somebody. " prepare".

"Generally, it is thought that the person taking those risks is not the one who paid or who keeps the profits.But we were surprised because it was not someone who was vulnerable, "he said.

Finally, he explained that the doses were intended for Argentina, but it is not known how or where they were going to sell them.

"They might be able to imbue it in something or with a drip system, but it's something very rare in Argentina," he said.

Interview with Miguel Clariá.