Brescia Mobile Squad investigators arrested two Brescia residents aged 19 and 17 and a 29-year-old Moroccan man without fixed abode for alleged possession and dealing of narcotics.[1] Officers identified the three during an identity check of patrons at a bar in Brescia province and then carried out personal searches with positive results.[1] After formalities at police headquarters, all three were placed under arrest and put at the disposal of the Public Prosecutor, while the 17-year-old was placed in a juvenile community pending trial.[1]

The 29-year-old was carrying 22 grams of hashish described as still to be divided, alongside 4 grams of cocaine and 700 euros in small notes described as dealing proceeds.[1] The 19-year-old was carrying two sealed cellophane packets containing 40 grams of cocaine, plus several doses of hashish and 300 euros in cash described as dealing proceeds.[1] The 17-year-old was carrying 16 grams of cocaine divided into 21 sealed packets ready for sale, plus 23 grams of hashish and 1,300 euros in small notes hidden in his clothing.[1] Police immediately seized all the drugs and the money.[1]

Brescia police chief Paolo Sartori issued an order for the 29-year-old, who was irregularly present in Italy, to leave the country so he can be expelled with escort to his country of origin once released from custody.[1] Police said the arrests came during targeted action against youth crime and drug trafficking in Brescia province.[1]