Suspected delivery dealer arrested with 2 kg cannabis near Imbituba
Military Police arrested a man in Campo d’Una, on the Imbituba–Garopaba border, on the night of 3 November 2026 on suspicion of selling drugs by tele-entrega (delivery). Officers seized about 1.98 kg of cannabis — marijuana, hashish and skunk — from his car and guesthouse room, alongside cocaine, a scale, phones and cash.
🇧🇷 Campo d'Una, on the Imbituba–Garopaba border · Brazil
Military Police arrested a man on the night of Tuesday 3 November 2026 on
suspicion of drug trafficking in the Campo d’Una neighbourhood, in the area near
the border between Imbituba and Garopaba.[1]The incident was recorded at
about 20h20, after the Military Police received information about a possible
drug-selling scheme conducted through deliveries.[1]Officers monitored the
suspect’s movements and stopped him while he was driving a car.[1]After the
stop, the officers went to the guesthouse where the man was staying in order to
search it.[1]Faced with the materials found, the suspect was formally
arrested and taken with the seized items to the Central de Plantão Policial for
legal procedures.[1]The man’s identity was not disclosed.[1]
The search of the vehicle found 0.6 gram of cocaine and 57.8 grams of maconha,
the Portuguese word for marijuana.[1]In the guesthouse room he was using,
officers found approximately 1.9 kilos of maconha, 19.3 grams of cocaine, 17.3
grams of haxixe (hashish) and 2.6 grams of skunk, a potent form of cannabis.[1]The team also seized a precision scale, a knife, packaging used to pack
drugs, four mobile phones and R$389 in cash.[1]
The operation began with tip-offs indicating possible drug distribution by
tele-entrega, a delivery-based dealing method in which orders are taken and
drugs are delivered to buyers.[1]
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Only one accessible source for this event was found after searching in Portuguese; the account repeats the Military Police version with no separate official statement opened.
The room figure of approximately 1.9 kilos is approximate, so the 1.9777 kg total combines exact small weights with an approximate bulk weight.
Cocaine weights of 0.6 gram and 19.3 grams are excluded from cannabis figures, and no combined drug total is counted as cannabis.
The article gives the arrest as the night of Tuesday the 3rd and was published on 4 November 2026; 3 November 2026 is used as the incident date.
No name, age, charges or court outcome were reported; the suspect was taken to the Central de Plantão Policial for legal procedures.
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