Officers of the División Antidrogas of the Policía de Entre Ríos stopped two people on the night of 5 November 2026 beside Plaza Enrique Carbó in Paraná, Entre Ríos.[1] The checks were part of the Plazas Seguras programme, a provincial drive to prevent and control drug dealing in public spaces, run through the Dirección General de Drogas Peligrosas of the Entre Ríos police.[2]

At the scene police seized 11 ecstasy tablets and four bags of the same substance, and separately a piece of compressed marijuana with other items of interest to the investigation.[1] Among the other items, officers reported seizing the dose bags and wrapping holding the drugs.[2]

The police said no one was detained; the two people stopped were identified and the case went to the provincial prosecutor.[2] The file was opened under Entre Ríos Provincial Law No. 10.566 on narcomenudeo, the provincial statute that gives Entre Ríos courts and prosecutors jurisdiction over small-scale drug dealing.[2] The Unidad Fiscal de Investigación y Litigación, headed by prosecutor Carolina Guzmán, took note of the operation and of the items seized.[1]

The accounts were published by the Entre Ríos police and carried by local outlets on 6 and 8 November 2026.[3]