Operation Tonogra resulted in the seizure of 8,000 e-liquid containers and raw materials, valued at nearly 890,000 euros. The arrested individuals face charges related to public health, public treasury, and criminal group membership.

The investigation began after receiving information about a warehouse allegedly operating without the necessary permits. Investigations, ongoing since November, led to searches in early March at the warehouse in Peligros, the suspects' homes in Alhendín, and a retail establishment in Granada capital.

Simultaneously, coordinated inspections were conducted at 170 establishments across eight autonomous communities selling products from the investigated companies. This operation is notable for its novelty in the industry and involved collaboration from specialized units and public administrations.

These actions are part of inter-agency cooperation to control the manufacturing and sale of nicotine-releasing devices, a rapidly growing and strictly regulated market. The intervention was crucial in combating fraud, smuggling, and activities posing a risk to public health.