Two clubs in Veronicas shut down by police for serious safety and licensing issues
The Local Police closed down two nightlife venues in the popular Veronicas area over the weekend, after discovering they were operating without the necessary licences and committing multiple serious breaches related to safety, hygiene, and public order.
This operation was part of a special policing effort launched in response to numerous complaints about disturbances and threats reported in the area, particularly during the early hours of the weekend mornings. Several police patrols took part in the crackdown.
Inside the premises, officers found more than a dozen people consuming alcoholic drinks, smoking, and using illegal substances. Police seized a large number of nitrous oxide (N₂O) canisters, a high-capacity dispenser, balloons used for inhaling the gas, as well as various other illicit substances.
Immediate closure and serious penalties
Given the serious nature of the violations and the clear risks posed to people and property, the police immediately halted all activity, sealed off the venues, and initiated proceedings for hefty fines. The offences are classified as very serious under the Canary Islands’ Law 7/2011 on Classified Activities and Public Shows, which can result in substantial sanctions.
Arona’s Local Police have reaffirmed their commitment to public safety and upholding the law, promising to continue carrying out inspections in nightlife hotspots to ensure peaceful coexistence and protect the well-being of both residents and visitors.
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