British drug trafficking suspect arrested in Marbella strip club after six years on the run

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Friday, 6 March 2020, 10:48

A Briton who allegedly led a cocaine trafficking group that, say sources, expected to bank more than 1.15 million euros a month, has been arrested in Marbella after more than six years on the run.

Dominic McInally, 29, from Formby, Merseyside, was arrested when officers from the National Police raided the Casa Masa strip club, near Marbella, early on 28 February.

McInally was a subject of Operation Captura, which targets fugitive suspects among the UK national community in parts of Spain.

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