Three La Paz raids over gun abuse find suspected cannabis
Police carried out three simultaneous raids in La Paz, Entre Ríos on 30 October 2026 in a firearms-abuse case and seized packets of suspected cocaine and cannabis plus a precision scale. The Dangerous Drugs division intervened and the seized substances await laboratory testing, with no weights or arrests given.
🇦🇷 Barrios Feria y Eucaliptal, La Paz, Entre Ríos · Argentina
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Police searched three homes in the city of La Paz in a firearms-abuse
investigation.[1]The simultaneous raids took place on Friday 30 October
between 18:00 and 20:30 in the Feria and Eucaliptal neighbourhoods.[1]
Officers seized several items they described as possibly linked to drug dealing.[1]They reported packets containing substances described as compatible with
cocaine and marijuana, along with a fired 20-calibre cartridge treated as
relevant to the firearms case.[1]In one home where the firearms items sought
were not found, officers found a precision scale and several packets described
as compatible with cocaine and cannabis sativa.[1]They also seized a mobile
phone placed at the authorities’ disposal.[1]
The Dangerous Drugs division and the corresponding prosecution office took over
after the substances were found.[1]The seized items will undergo laboratory
testing to determine their nature, and the investigation continues under the La
Paz justice system.[1]
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Raids in La Paz over firearms abuse and drugs. Source: LaGACETA online
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