Córdoba’s Fuerza Policial Antinarcotráfico detained three men, including two brothers, in an operation against drug selling in Barrio Villa El Libertador in Córdoba city.[1] The force carried out four raids and dismantled three alleged drug sale points that also operated by delivery.[1] The Second-Turn anti-narcotics prosecutor supervised the raids and ordered the three detainees transferred to judicial headquarters.[1] The case proceeds as an alleged breach of National Drug Law No. 23,737.[1]
In the searches officers seized 92 doses of marijuana and one cannabis plant alongside 173 doses of cocaine.[1] Officers also seized 2,613,300 pesos in cash and five digital scales plus materials allegedly used to portion drugs before sale.[1] Officers also found 46 cartridges of various calibres and a metal firearm magazine.[1]
The procedures formed part of a narcomenudeo investigation into small-scale drug dealing.[1] The investigation found the suspects also made home deliveries rather than selling only from those premises.[1] The sale points stood near a kindergarten and a neighbourhood community centre, a detail investigators highlighted.[1] The prosecutor ordered the drugs, money, ammunition and other seized items sent on for further proceedings.[1]
