National Police Inspector caught with his pants down.

National Police Inspector based in Ceuta has been arrested by his own colleagues after he was caught having sex with a prostitute while on duty. He was found with the woman in his official car on the outskirts of the Autonomous City on Wednesday.
The Inspector was only assigned to Ceuta some months ago and is reported by EFE to have allegedly threatened the woman into having sex with him.An internal investigation is now under way in addition to the court investigation.

Stephen Kane and Nicholas Bell, both 29, passed on the drugs, which were posted from Chile, for sale to wealthy users on the Costa del Sol

Stephen Kane and Nicholas Bell, both 29, passed on the drugs, which were posted from Chile, for sale to wealthy users on the Costa del Sol, Spanish police claim.
They were among 21 people, five of them French, held in police swoops as an international gang was smashed after an 18-month operation.Nearly two tons of cannabis worth £4.8million was also seized. It was smuggled in from Morocco hidden in baby buggies.Toddlers were wheeled through customs at Ceuta, Spain's enclave on the north African coast, with the drugs in special compartments underneath.Photo - Civil Guard.They hid the drugs beneath pushchair mattresses to get through Customs
A gang which used babies to smuggle cannabis into Spain, hiding the drugs beneath the mattresses of their pushchairs as the smugglers went through Customs, has been broken up by the Civil Guard.The gang was part of a wider organisation which had a separate operation for posting cocaine from Chile hidden in bars of chocolate, while a third group was responsible for transporting stolen vehicles to Ceuta and, from there, to Morocco. The vehicles were sometimes completely dismantled into spare parts to allow them to be passed through Customs.21 arrests have been made in Ceuta, Málaga and Cádiz, and it’s understood that two of those in custody are British, although the Interior Ministry has released no details of their identities to the press. The others are five French nationals, 8 Spaniards, five from Morocco and a suspect from Chile. Another 13 people were not taken into custody but are suspects in the case.More than one and a half tons of cannabis and 300 grams of cocaine were seized during the Civil Guard operation, along with 11 vehicles and close to 60,000 € in cash.

Police caught one of the world's major drug traffickers

Spanish police arrested Mohamed Ouazzani, a Moroccan national also known as "El Nene" ("The Baby") in Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in northern Morocco, as he was driving around the city centre .
Police caught one of the world's major drug traffickers in a Spanish enclave in north Africa, police said , after guards helped him escape a Moroccan prison in December. "This is extraordinary news," Khalid Naciri, a Moroccan government spokesperson, said. Rabat had been mounting pressure on Spain to extradite him, a security source said. In December 2007, Ahmed escaped Kenitra high-security prison 40 kilometres (around 25 miles) north of the capital Rabat, where he had been serving an-eight-year prison term since 2004, for drug trafficking.
Until his escape, the suspect was being detained in a comfortable three-room cell equipped with a television, air conditioning and Internet. He would regularly go out to nearby bars and restaurants. Notorious in Morocco and Spain, "El Nene", was born in a poor Ceuta district and later joined gangs. He acquired an estimated 30 million-euro (around 47 million-dollar) fortune from drug dealing, a Spanish police press statement said.

National Police officer arrested

The Guardia Civil arrested 62 year old National Police officer as he was attempting to board a ferry to Algeciras after 91kg of cannabis resin or hashish was discovered during a routine inspection concealed in a metal box inside the boot of his car. The arrested officer is stationed in Ceuta.