Spanish police have arrested a woman in connection with the pouring away of 60,000 litres of quality wines to a value of some €2.5 million ($2.7 million), national public broadcaster RTVE and other media reported on Friday. The Guardia Civil confirmed that a woman previously employed in a wine cellar had been arrested in Villaescusa de Roa some 40 kilometres north of Madrid. She has been conditionally released, as there is not believed to be a risk of flight, they said. Investigators suspect that the woman acted out of vengeance after being fired by Bodegas Cepa 21 cellars. The crime took plac…