• One person has been arrested as the alleged recipient of the narcotic substance.
• This drug, which is characterized by its high concentration of THC, the main psychoactive substance in cannabis, is manufactured after a complex manufacturing process and generates powerful effects on the body.

October 22, 2024.- The Customs Surveillance Operational Unit of the Tax Agency in Seville together with the Fiscal and Border Analysis and Investigation Unit of the Civil Guard of the port of Seville (UDAIFF), have arrested a person as the alleged perpetrator of a drug trafficking crime.

On September 12, investigators detected a package suspected of containing narcotic substances at a courier company in Seville, originating in the United States and destined for the town of Mijas (Málaga). Once opened, two bags of marijuana buds weighing approximately one kilo each were found in the package, as well as a third bag containing a yellowish, gelatinous substance.

After carrying out the relevant procedures, it was found that it was the new drug known as 'Rosin' or 'Rosin Hash'. This super-concentrated derivative of hashish is characterized by its high THC purity, as well as its powerful effects, which can have serious consequences for the health of consumers.

Once the shipment was seized, a police operation was established to identify and locate the recipient, resulting in the arrest of a resident of Mijas. 

The drug 'Roisin' has the peculiarity that to produce one kilo of the narcotic, about 75 kilos of marijuana buds are needed.  In addition, the extraction is carried out with the plant wet, so the process is lightened by not having to perform drying.

The investigation was carried out within the ongoing collaboration between the Customs Surveillance Service and the Civil Guard in the fight against drug trafficking.