The FPA carried out 30 raids and searched cells in Bouwer in a simultaneous operation at several locations across the province
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A large police operation was carried out this Wednesday in different areas of Córdoba Capital, where a structure dedicated to drug trafficking was dismantled. The Anti-Narcotics Police Force led the procedures, which resulted in the arrest of 19 people linked to each other by family ties, according to official sources. The organization operated from various neighborhood locations and had a coordinated internal structure to sustain its illicit activity in the southern area.
The measures included simultaneous raids in neighborhoods such as Villa Boedo, Villa Los Tinglados, Renacimiento, Colonia Lola, and San Jorge, in a planned action. Searches were also conducted in two cells of the Bouwer prison, where items considered key to the case and relevant documentation were seized. The logistics involved specialized personnel and tactical mobility aimed at ensuring the simultaneous execution of judicial orders.
According to the initial data from the investigation, the organization consolidated criminal presence in sectors of the southern capital and maintained an internal hierarchical structure. The alleged leader of the group was already detained in Bouwer, and her cell was searched again as part of the progress of the judicial investigation. The case seeks to establish the full scope of the structure, as well as to confirm internal connections and participation roles.
Paralelamente se realizaron requisas en dos celdas del penal de Bouwer
Seizures and judicial progress
During the searches, doses of cocaine, marijuana, firearms, cash, vehicles, and items for dividing narcotics were seized. All the material was made available to the Anti-Narcotics Prosecutor's Office, responsible for gathering evidence for the case file. Authorities detailed that the seizure of supplies and assets will be analyzed to determine their relevance within the network and its economic operation.
The 19 detainees remain under judicial control and will be investigated to determine individual responsibilities within the organization. The prosecutor's office is analyzing information found on devices and secured documentation, seeking to corroborate internal distribution routes and active sales points in the neighborhoods. The case instruction will continue with statements, expert reports, and procedural measures aimed at strengthening the charges and defining possible formal accusations.
According to investigators, the group maintained defined roles and a structure that allowed the continuation of sales in multiple neighborhood fronts. Family coordination within the scheme may have facilitated logistical tasks, contact among members, and management of the illicit resources caused. Proceedings will continue their judicial course while evidence is processed and analysis of the dismantled operational circuit advances.
