13 identified in three Bovril drug raids; marijuana seized
Police carried out three drug raids in Bovril, Entre Ríos, on 1 November 2026, identifying 13 people and seizing marijuana, cannabis plants, cash and 14 mobile phones. No detentions were reported in the initial account, which treated the case as alleged micro-trafficking under provincial Law 10.566.
🇦🇷 Bovril, Entre Ríos · Argentina
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Police carried out three searches in Bovril on Sunday 1 November 2026 over
alleged drug selling, seizing marijuana, cash and 14 mobile phones as the first
reported results.[1][2]Officers identified 13 people during the procedures
carried out that Sunday.[1][2]Those identified were six women and seven men, and
the first account reported no detentions and gave no procedural status for them.[1][2]
Officers also seized cannabis plants, five security cameras, a 5.5-calibre
compressed-air gun and assorted cuttings whose characteristics were not
detailed.[1][2]The marijuana was found in a nylon wrapper.[1][2]The initial
information gave no weight for the marijuana, no number of cannabis plants and
no amount for the seized cash.[1]
The operation was led by the Dangerous Drugs and Special Groups police
divisions.[1][2]It formed part of proceedings for alleged breach of provincial
Law 10.566 on micro-trafficking, the provincial term for small-scale drug
dealing.[1]The outlet described these findings as the first results of the
procedures.[1]
Photos and video
Seized marijuana, cash and mobile phones displayed after the Bovril raids Source: AHORA Entre Ríos
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