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Córdoba: drug gang dismantled in Villa Los Galpones with 3,000 doses and weapons

Five people were arrested, drugs, weapons, and money were seized; the FPA led the operation in Alta Córdoba

The Anti-Narcotics Police Force (FPA) dismantled a gang that operated in Villa Los Galpones, Córdoba.Five people were arrested, four women and one man, and drugs, weapons, and money were seized. The investigation included raids at Pasajes Pavón s/n and Público s/n, near the Alta Córdoba neighborhood.

The Public Prosecutor's Office highlighted the work of the narcotics detection dogs, which were essential for locating the substances. The actions of the operational groups made it possible to seize almost 3,000 doses of drugs ready for sale. Coordination between investigators and prosecutors was key to the success of the operation.

Among the items seized were 2,097 doses of marijuana and 752 of cocaine, distributed in bricks and packages. Cutting substance was also seized, a .22 caliber revolver with two cartridges, and cash. All the material will serve as evidence for the judicial case opened by the Prosecutor's Office.

Bills of different denominations, several bags with plant material, small packages, a firearm, and an FPA sign on a white table
Five people were arrested: four women and one man, and drugs, weapons, and money were seized | La Derecha Diario

Impact on the local community

The gang operated near a school and a club, causing concern among residents. The arrest of the five individuals aims to reduce the risk of drug sales in the area. Authorities emphasize that the action reflects a strong commitment to public safety.

The operation included detailed searches of each residence, ensuring that no drugs or weapons remained hidden. FPA worked for several hours to ensure a safe and thorough procedure. The detainees were taken to the judicial headquarters to face charges for violating the National Narcotics Law.

It is expected that the evidence seized, such as weapons, drugs, and money, will be essential for the progress of the judicial case. The Third Shift Anti-Narcotics Prosecutor's Office is coordinating the transfer of all collected items. The investigation will continue to identify possible accomplices and the distribution network.

A security guard in a black uniform and helmet escorts a person into a police patrol car.
The gang operated near a school and a club, generating concern among the neighbors | La Derecha Diario

Investigation and follow-up

The investigators stated that the operation was the result of a thorough investigation, with surveillance of the gang members for weeks. The action made it possible to anticipate movements and prevent more doses from being sold in Córdoba.

In addition, FPA will maintain preventive controls in the area, reinforcing police presence in nearby neighborhoods. Local authorities highlighted that cooperation with residents and anonymous reports is key to detecting this type of crime.

Small packages wrapped in white plastic, two mobile phones, bundles of bills, a white garment, and a black sign with yellow letters that says FPA on a dark table
Cutting substances were also seized, a .22 caliber revolver with two cartridges, and cash | La Derecha Diario
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