Three arrested, 21 drug charges and 7 for defying authorities in Pájara and Tuineje
The General Corps of the Canary Islands Police (Policía Canaria) detained two individuals in the municipality of Tuineje as part of the operational units deployed to reinforce public safety on Fuerteventura over the past weekend, according to an official statement.
The actions were carried out by agents of the Prevention and Police Intervention Unit (UPRI) in the municipalities of Pájara and Tuineje. During these operations, several narcotics were seized, including crack, cocaine and “tussi.”
In addition to the drug seizures, police also arrested two persons who were already wanted by the judicial authority. These interventions are part of the “shock plan” approved by the Presidency of the Government of the Canary Islands for Fuerteventura, whose objectives are to:
- Prevent criminal activities
- Strengthen police control
- Guarantee public safety and community coexistence
“The plan aims to curb illegal conduct, reinforce police presence and protect citizens throughout the island.”
Overall results of the operation
- 3 people detained in total
- 21 reports (actas) issued for possession of narcotics, both in public spaces and in establishments
- 7 reports issued for disobedience to law‑enforcement officers
The General Corps of the Canary Islands Police affirmed that it will continue to carry out similar preventive and control operations, in coordination with other administrations, to ensure compliance with the law and the protection of the public.