The pursuit took them to the dim blue waters off southern Spain: three officials of the national police seeking after four individuals associated with dealing drugs.
The police were steering a restricted pontoon, and their prey was a much littler vessel, as per an announcement Friday from the Guardia Civil, the national police.
A helicopter of the Málaga Aerial Unit, supporting the police, got a portion of the pursuit on camera. The video demonstrates the police pontoon attempting to capture its objective on an edge, moving so quick that it bobbed over the waves.
At that point the vessels impacted, and the three officials tumbled into the ocean. Their vessel continued turning, crazy, its motor sharp edges as yet beating through the waves as the officials attempted to swim away.
The helicopter team understood the officials were in peril, and somebody dismantled out a bull horn to make a request: Would the speculates salvage the police?
The littler vessel, looking like an elastic dirty in a photograph discharged by the police, didn't attempt to escape. Square shaped bundles coasted surrounding it, dispersed by the impact. The individuals on board got the cops. Nobody was harmed.
The police, thus, got in excess of 80 groups of hashish, gauging in excess of 6,000 pounds, that had tumbled from the vessel. They got the four individuals ready, as well, and returned them to the coast.
At that point they captured them on charges of medication dealing.
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