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Two arrested after trying to sell drugs to victims they had robbed

Karma in Ibiza: Two arrested for trying to sell drugs to people they had robbed two days earlier

Digital content team

Monday, August 18 2025, 4.07pm

The phrase that karma exists has been proven by two people arrested for drug trafficking in Ibiza. “Karma does not forgive… and sometimes it slaps hard! In Platja d’en Bossa, two drug dealers offering nitrous oxide, known as laughing gas, had a surprise that was not fun for them… but for us,” begins reporting the Local Police of Sant Josep in a publication on their Instagram profile. The facts have occurred in the early hours of this Monday morning.

It turns out that the people to whom they were trying to sell this substance “realized that they were wearing their own stolen items!”, they continue. “Two days earlier, these tourists had been robbed inside their vehicle and thanks to the stolen clothing the criminals were wearing, they were able to recognize them instantly,” they add.

The victims themselves held them until the arrival of the agents, “who took charge of the situation and returned the goods to their rightful owners”. The alleged thieves were arrested “and charged with a crime against public health and another for alleged robbery with force“, they report, before concluding with grace: “Karma may take time to manifest itself … but it always comes”.

 

For the full article, please visit Diario de Ibiza website here.