Man, 43, arrested with cannabis portion in Valadares home raid
Military Police arrested a 43-year-old man for drug trafficking in Vila Isa, Governador Valadares, on 31 October 2026. Officers seized 240 crack rocks, a portion of cannabis hidden in a cement block, and a .380 round in his home.
🇧🇷 Vila Isa, Governador Valadares, Minas Gerais · Brazil
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Military Police arrested a 43-year-old man for drug trafficking at a house in
Vila Isa, Governador Valadares, in the early hours of 31 October 2026.[1]
Officers went to the suspect’s house after receiving complaints that he was
selling drugs there.[1] The man was holding crack rocks in his hands when
officers approached him.[1] Asked about other drugs in the house, he
authorised officers to enter the home and carry out searches.[1] His wife and
5-year-old daughter were also inside the house at the time.[1] He was arrested
in the act and taken to the Civil Police station.[1]
Under the stove, officers found a container holding more crack rocks.[1]
Officers seized 240 crack rocks in total, besides the cannabis portion and the
ammunition.[2] A portion of maconha, the Portuguese word for cannabis, was
hidden inside a cement block on the house stairs.[1] Officers also found a
.380-calibre round of ammunition in the kitchen cupboard.[1]
Sources
- Homem é preso após PM encontrar pedras de crack escondidas debaixo de fogão em Governador Valadares. g1, 31 October 2026. In Portuguese.
- Homem é preso após PM encontrar pedras de crack escondidas debaixo de fogão em Governador Valadares. New News, 31 October 2026. In Portuguese.
Open questions the AI reported
- No weight was published for the cannabis portion, so no cannabis weight is recorded.
- The 240 crack rocks and the .380 round are non-cannabis seizures excluded from the cannabis figures.
- No charge or court outcome beyond the flagrante arrest and transfer to the Civil Police was reported.
- The article gives the raid as the early hours of Saturday 31 October 2026, which is also its publication date.
- The second source is a reprint of the G1 report and adds no independent reporting.