Police in Anzoátegui state detained six people across several municipalities on suspicion of microtrafficking, the small-scale street sale of drugs.[1] Officers of the Criminal Investigation Service arrested a 37-year-old man in the Las Casitas sector of Barcelona after he acted suspiciously on noticing the patrol, and found a wrapper holding 25.9 grams of suspected cannabis in his right armpit.[1]

In the Los Cerezos sector of Bruzual municipality, Clarines police stopped a 60-year-old man riding a motorcycle and seized eight wrappers of suspected cannabis from him.[1] Other units made four more arrests in the same roundup, three of them over suspected crack, a drug the reports call creepy, and a 24-year-old found with a wrapper of suspected cocaine.[1] One of those detained, a 42-year-old held in the Andrés Bello sector of El Tigre, had five prior records for other crimes in the SIIPOL police database.[1]

All six were handed to the Public Prosecutor’s Office for the corresponding proceedings.[2] The arrests were reported by QBNoticias, citing the outlet NDA, and by Noticias de Aquí on 8 November 2026.[2]