Illegal actions are hidden by legitimate commercial companies

Spain’s police officers arrested Scott Boote, a man, who was implicated in illegal operations linked with an international drug ring manufacturing stimulants which increase libido. Huge measures of products were seized by policemen. It was estimated the street value of these drugs. It was confirmed that it was almost ?3 million. A Briton, a 72-year-old person from Liverpool, was also questioned. According to statements of police officers, these two persons produced eight new sexual stimulants and sold them via internet without providing medical controls. Six other individuals were also questioned during this investigation. Investigators claimed that the individuals that were involved in this illicit drug ring got cars and another property due to sale of illicit sexual preparations. Some bank accounts were blocked by police officers. Over 100,000 dosages of anabolic steroids, properties and vehicles were confiscated.
A spokesperson for Spanish police affirmed that all members of the drug ring lived quite luxuriously. They have numerous properties and luxury cars. They bought properties abroad in order to hide the shaded business. Investigators determined that the ring sold sexual drugs for both males and females. The medications were sold per internet. Persons from the whole world could purchase the preparations. Thus, people from the USA, the UK, Thailand, Malaysia, etc. were customers that obtained preparations from this ring. Three factories were established in Costa del Sol. Investigators believe that those that were manufacturing the medications didn’t possess proper knowledge for this purpose. According to them, the persons that were involved in the drug ring managed also legal business in order to hide the illegal one. They put efforts to provide legitimate appearance to illegal actions. Other commercial companies masked the profits obtained from the illegal drug ring.
Boxes that had to be sent to customers were also found by police. Anabolic steroids were also included in the drugs seized by law enforcement officers. Packages, labels and leaflets were also found in possession of the arrested persons.