The dogs trained in drug detection performed a fundamental job when it came to focusing the place where the cargo was located, among frozen fish
Agents of the National Directorate of National Security (DGSN) of Morocco, in a joint work with the Gendarmerie and Customs, intervened a cache of 3,575 kilos of hashish distributed inside a heavy-duty truck south of Dakhla, in the heart of Western Sahara. The destination of the substance would be Europe via Spain.
The operation, carried out with the support of trained dogs, was not easy, because the drug was found in a shipment of frozen fish. After the discovery of the illicit substance, the authorities arrested the driver of the vehicle, a 29-year-old Moroccan national. The truck was also registered in the North African country, although it was an international transport.
Agents of the National Directorate of National Security (DGSN) of Morocco, in a joint work with the Gendarmerie and Customs, intervened a cache of 3,575 kilos of hashish distributed inside a heavy-duty truck south of Dakhla, in the heart of Western Sahara. The destination of the substance would be Europe via Spain.
The operation, carried out with the support of trained dogs, was not easy, because the drug was found in a shipment of frozen fish. After the discovery of the illicit substance, the authorities arrested the driver of the vehicle, a 29-year-old Moroccan national. The truck was also registered in the North African country, although it was an international transport.