Two arrested in Coruripe mangrove with 211 g of cannabis
Two men were arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking in a mangrove area at Pontal do Coruripe, on Alagoas's southern coast, on the night of 29 October 2026, during Operation Protetor das Divisas. Police seized 211 grams of cannabis, 375 grams of crack, four mobile phones and a ballistic vest, and said the pair may be linked to a local criminal organisation.
Two men were arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking in Pontal do Coruripe, in
the municipality of Coruripe, on Alagoas’s southern coast, on the night of
Thursday 29 October 2026.[1][2]Police said the operation followed intelligence
that drugs were being sold in a mangrove area of the region.[3][2]When officers
approached, the pair tried to run and threw away plastic packages; police caught
them after a pursuit.[3][2]Officers found portions of cannabis with the men and,
searching further, more drugs and a ballistic vest.[3][2]
In total, police seized211 grams of cannabis and 375 grams of crack — 586 grams
of drugs — as well as four mobile phones.[3][2]The men and the material were
taken to the police station.[4][2]
Police said the suspects may be linked to a criminal organisation operating in
the region, and the Civil Police will investigate whether they took part in
other crimes.[3][2]The arrests took place during Operation Protetor das Divisas,
a Ministry of Justice and Public Security initiative that brings security forces
together to fight crime.[1][2]The operation involved the Alagoas state public
security secretariat, military and civil police, intelligence units and
specialised policing, with information exchanged with Bahia’s FICCO.[3][2]
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Police officers in tactical vests at the scene of the night operation in Coruripe, in the article's lead photo. Photo: Ascom SSP (Alagoas public security secretariat).Photo details
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Source: TNH1Police officers at the scene of the Coruripe operation, in a handout photo published with the report. Photo: Ascom SSP (Alagoas public security secretariat).Photo details
TNH1tnh1.com.brPTDois suspeitos de tráfico de drogas são presos durante operação em Coruripe
O Alagoanooalagoano.com.brPTDois homens são presos por tráfico de drogas durante operação policial em Coruripe
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All three reports draw on the same Alagoas public security secretariat (Ascom SSP) account; no separate agency statement or eyewitness account was found.
The two men are not named or described by age, and no charges or court date are reported.
No street value was published for the 211 g of cannabis, the 375 g of crack or the ballistic vest.
The reports name Pontal do Coruripe but not the exact spot in the mangrove where the arrests took place.
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