
Narco toll in San Francisco: mother and daughter caught with 10,000 doses of cocaine
They were transporting two bricks of drugs and had money in several currencies. One of them had already been arrested for drug trafficking
Three people were arrested at an FPA checkpoint at the Devoto tollbooth–San Francisco. They were traveling in a Volkswagen Scirocco with cocaine hidden in the car. The operation was part of an investigation launched following anonymous reports. The procedure took place at kilometer 142 of National Route 19, a key road for interprovincial transit. Inside the vehicle, authorities found two bricks of cocaine. The drugs weighed just over two kilograms (4.4 pounds) and were equivalent to more than 10,000 doses.A considerable sum of money was also seized. There were Argentine pesos, US dollars, Brazilian reais, and Romanian banknotes. The discovery reinforces the hypothesis of links to regional drug trafficking networks.

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