The first section of the Provincial Court on the island of Ibiza will begin to hear evidence from today, Thursday, against a man, of Moroccan nationality, who had several T-shirts impregnated with ketamine seized at Ibiza Airport, coming from a flight from London.
He is accused of an alleged crime against public health, facing 4 years in prison and a fine of 14,000 euro.
He was intercepted in June 2019, when he landed on the island with twenty shirts that weighed more than 3 kilos. They were impregnated, according to the Prosecutor’s indictment, with ketamine, with a value of 4.28%, which the accused planned to extract from the tissues and then sell on the island, where it would have fetched a price of more than 7,000 euro.
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