Spanish National Police raided a suspected drug point in Jerez, detaining two people after seizing cocaine, hashish, cash, and equipment allegedly used to prepare and sell drugs. Officers carried out two simultaneous home searches on 5 November 2026 as part of an operation targeting the alleged retail distribution of hashish and cocaine in Jerez de la Frontera. Investigators from the National Police’s Local Judicial Police Unit drug team built the case by linking the suspects to multiple properties and vehicles, which they allegedly used to sell, hide and transport drugs, in an effort to avoid detection. Police say they first identified a vacant property allegedly used to sell directly to customers. The alleged activity was later moved to a vehicle parked in a parking area, where the suspects continued to serve buyers. During the raids, officers found different quantities of hashish and cocaine. They also seized cash, including money hidden in a safe, and other cash spread out in banknotes and coins of different values. A motorcycle was also seized, which investigators said was used to transport and supply the drugs. Police found weighing, preparation and distribution tools in the homes linked to the operation. The investigation ended with the arrest of the two suspects. After the police procedures were completed, both were taken to National Police facilities and later placed at the disposal of the judicial authority.