Tejón was released on bail by the Cádiz provincial court in Algeciras, a decision that the anti-drug public prosecutor does not intend to appeal. Last year, more than a dozen officers were injured after being struck by SUVs driven by members of the Castaña clan. “The ramming attacks, the hit-and-runs are going to start up again … He will control everything from a distance,” the frustrated officer added. Police, Civil Guard and customs officers in Campo Gibraltar have received the decision to release Tejón on bail with a mix of resignation, as the move was foreseeable, and indignation, over its possible consequences. Singer Clase A (l) and drug trafficker Francisco Tejón in a still from the music video he appeared in before handing himself over to police. “They would have already bought flares and fireworks. “It doesn’t matter, they will throw one in La Atunara,” he said, referring to a neighborhood in La Línea de Concepción that protects Tejón and his powerful Castaña drug clan. Another officer expressed his frustration at the release. He was wearing a cap to hide his face, and was accompanied by two children. According to the officer, the drug lord left prison just after 8pm on Wednesday. It’s not a good idea for them to throw a party here,” said an officer who was present when Tejón left the Botafuegos prison in Algeciras.
#CASTAÑA DE PARA TRIAL#
He is awaiting trial on drug-trafficking charges but will not face court until the beginning of 2022. But by Tuesday, Tejón’s supporters had raised enough money for bail and by the following day, the leader of the Castaña drug clan was once again back on the streets. Since then, he has been in pre-trial detention. Tejón, who is also known by his nickname Isco, handed himself over to police in October 2018 after his defiant appearance in a reggaeton music video despite being sought for arrest. All of them were depositing money to help the powerful drug lord, better known by his alias “El Castaña,” raise €200,000 to post bail.
#CASTAÑA DE PARA SERIES#
For three days, a bank branch in the Cádiz province saw an unexpected series of visits from friends, family and associates of Francisco Tejón, the head of the biggest hashish network in southern Spain. It was a kind of “charity” fundraising effort, jokes a legal source from Campo de Gibraltar in the south of Spain. Francisco Tejón (r) during the filming of a reggaeton music video.
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