A drug dealer was arrested in Villa Urquiza when he was selling drugs from his home. When he noticed the arrival of the FPA, he tried to escape through the backyard. The attempt was in vain and he was subdued by the agents who had already identified him.
The operation was carried out after several months of intelligence work in the area. The house operated as a bunker adapted for direct sales. There were several buyers at the location at the time of the raid.
The officers seized 229 doses of marijuana, 40 of cocaine, and cannabis sativa cigarettes. They also found scales and packaging materials. Everything was submitted by court order as evidence of ongoing drug dealing.
Los efectivos secuestraron 229 dosis de marihuana, 40 de cocaína y cigarrillos de cannabis sativa.
A house turned into a drug dealing point
The detainee used his residence as an operations center in the middle of a residential neighborhood. Neighbors had already reported suspicious activity. The area, previously quiet, gained notoriety as a new hotspot for drug-related crime in Córdoba.
The police acted with precision and neutralized the criminal activity without anyone being injured. The procedure was ordered by the Narcotics Prosecutor's Office of the Second Shift. The suspect was taken to court under Law 23.737.
He was charged with possession of narcotics for the purpose of sale. The evidence was overwhelming and the operation was successful. The house was secured and the case is now in the hands of the justice system.
La vivienda funcionaba como un búnker adaptado para la venta directa.
