Police discovered goods like meat and fish without labels and a kitchen infested with cockroaches. One Madrid Municipal Police officer even made a remark about the foul odor.

“Everything smelled of rotten seafood; it was almost unbearable,” they told El Mundo, a local news station. They discovered more than that, though.

Police discovered plucked pigeons, and according to El Mundo, employees were ‘kicking them to death’ after removing the birds from the streets.

In addition, it was stated that eight freezers had unlabeled goods that were untraceable because no sell-by date was visible.

Additionally, the fire extinguishers were not stored properly; they did not reach the minimum height allowed for their placement, and trash cans were obstructing the emergency doors.

Additionally, it lacked thermometers to measure and track the temperature in its storage facilities, which is required by law in Spain