10.5 Kilos of Hashish Found in Fuerteventura Waste Bin

A beachgoer alerted authorities after discovering what appeared to be remnants of a bale on the coast of La Oliva.

Packages of hashish found in a waste bin on the coast of Fuerteventura.
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Packages of hashish found in a waste bin on the coast of Fuerteventura.

The Local Police of La Oliva, in northern Fuerteventura, have seized 10.5 kilograms of hashish found hidden in a waste bin on the municipality's east coast, thanks to a beachgoer's alert.

The discovery occurred last Saturday, April 4, when a beachgoer noticed what appeared to be the remains of a bale and decided to notify the authorities. Upon receiving the tip, officers from the Local Police were dispatched to the scene to conduct a detailed inspection.
During the search, police officers found a total of 13 packages containing the 10.5 kilograms of hashish inside the waste bin. This finding highlights the crucial role of citizen cooperation in detecting illicit activities.

The police force emphasized the importance of public alerts in such operations and encouraged other residents to contact any Security Force and Body if they witness any suspicious object, person, or situation that goes against the security of La Oliva.

Authorities have reiterated the need for residents and visitors to communicate with Security Forces and Bodies regarding any signs or situations that could compromise safety in the municipality of La Oliva.