12 members of the gang were arrested and Spain's National police called them very violent.

Some $800,000 in cash was seized, along with 20 expensive cars, including the Ferrari.

Three daggers and several automatic weapons were also found during a series of raids.

Police said in a statement that it was the largest cocaine distribution organization in the Spanish capital.

A drugs lawyer carried out legal duties for the organization, including money laundering, while gang members used code names to refer to each other or the apartments used to store the cocaine.

The leader of the gang, who is from Morocco, worked with other gangs in Morocco, Spain, northern Europe and Columbia.