Armed gang raids tobacco shops near Zaragoza, Spain
Four hooded thieves ransacked the tobacco shop in Cadrete overnight; in María de Huerva they emptied a fire extinguisher to cover their tracks.
English · Original discussion in Spanish · Published
An organized gang is targeting tobacco shops in the province of Zaragoza, Spain. In Cadrete, four hooded thieves ransacked the shop run by Marimar Gajón and Adrián; in María de Huerva they emptied a fire extinguisher to erase fingerprints and were carrying firearms.
## Four hooded thieves in Cadrete
**Marimar Gajón** and her son **Adrián** run the tobacco shop in **Cadrete**. Early on Friday they found the shopfront grille torn off and the interior ransacked.
Four hooded thieves, described as an organized gang, stormed the shop in the early hours. "In five minutes they wiped everything out," Adrián explained. His great-grandfather peine the shop almost 40 years ago.
## Fire extinguisher and fertilizer to cover their tracks
The wave of tobacco shop robberies in the province of Zaragoza includes the case of María de Huerva. The gang resurfaces in a village near Zaragoza. Four hooded thieves emptied a fire extinguisher inside the premises to erase fingerprints and attempted to rob the tobacco shop.
The report published by **Heraldo**, written by **Daniel Cabodevilla** on 3 October 2026, states that they were carrying firearms. In another incident, the perpetrators emptied **80 kilos of fertilizer** to cover their tracks.
In the event of a raid, the safest course is to alert the security forces and not confront the attackers.
## Four hooded thieves in Cadrete
**Marimar Gajón** and her son **Adrián** run the tobacco shop in **Cadrete**. Early on Friday they found the shopfront grille torn off and the interior ransacked.
Four hooded thieves, described as an organized gang, stormed the shop in the early hours. "In five minutes they wiped everything out," Adrián explained. His great-grandfather peine the shop almost 40 years ago.
## Fire extinguisher and fertilizer to cover their tracks
The wave of tobacco shop robberies in the province of Zaragoza includes the case of María de Huerva. The gang resurfaces in a village near Zaragoza. Four hooded thieves emptied a fire extinguisher inside the premises to erase fingerprints and attempted to rob the tobacco shop.
The report published by **Heraldo**, written by **Daniel Cabodevilla** on 3 October 2026, states that they were carrying firearms. In another incident, the perpetrators emptied **80 kilos of fertilizer** to cover their tracks.
In the event of a raid, the safest course is to alert the security forces and not confront the attackers.
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