Ibiza drug trafficking case: 59 years sought for ten

Ten people accused of selling cocaine and heroin from a house in Ibiza face a combined 59 years in prison if convicted. The First Section of the Balearic Islands Provincial Court holds a pre-trial hearing in Palma, Mallorca, at 09.30 on Wednesday 28 October. Prosecutors say the group prepared and distributed the drugs from a house in the sa Penya neighbourhood of Ibiza town.

National Police shut down the alleged operation in February 2023 and arrested the suspects. Officers seized 120 grams of heroin and 219 grams of cocaine, which prosecutors value at a combined 24,676 euros. They also found equipment used to prepare the drugs.

Prosecutors accuse the ten defendants of drug trafficking and belonging to a criminal organisation. They seek eight years in prison for each of three defendants and five years each for the other seven. According to the prosecution, three ran the sales point and collected the money. Another kept watch, two handled deliveries and three guarded the house.

Topics: Court cases · Police

Source: Europa Press / Mallorca.com