Spanish Police Foil Alleged Narco-Sub Plot, Arrest Three Men Claiming to be Camino Pilgrims

Breaking News: Men in Wet Clothes Claiming to be Camino Pilgrims Arrested Over Alleged Narco-Sub Plot Spanish police have arrested three men who allegedly piloted a narco-submarine carrying over 3.6 tonnes of cocaine from South America to Galicia, after their suspicious behavior raised suspicions. Timeline: August: Policía Nacional officers, working with the US Drug Enforcement Agency, detected an alleged drug-smuggling gang based in Outes. September 13: The gang's high-powered boats were spotted heading out of the nearby port of A Coruña. Same day: Three men, claiming to be Camino pilgrims, were arrested after fleeing a taxi in wet clothes. Immediate Impact and Response: The arrests bring the total number of suspects detained to 14. The Policía Nacional has confirmed that the alleged gang used nautical equipment companies as a front for their activities. The cocaine seizure is one of the largest in Spanish history. Background Context: Narco-submarines have become increasingly popular among drug traffickers due to their ability to evade detection by traditional surveillance methods. This case highlights the growing sophistication of organized crime groups and the need for law enforcement agencies to adapt to new threats. What Happens Next: The investigation is ongoing, with authorities working to dismantle the alleged gang's network and identify those responsible for orchestrating the operation. The arrests are a significant blow to the group, but experts warn that the threat of narco-submarines remains a pressing concern for global security. *This story is developing. Information compiled from Theguardian reporting.*