Córdoba’s Fuerza Policial Antinarcotráfico detained four people in Río Cuarto after a two-month investigation directed by the provincial prosecution service.[1] Officers raided a house on calle Montevideo al 1200 in barrio Alberdi, Río Cuarto.[1] Those detained were a father, two of his children and a friend of one of them.[2]

Officers seized 1,012 doses of cocaine and 211 doses of marijuana, alongside cash, a precision digital scale and drug-portioning items.[1] The marijuana component is recorded only as 211 doses, with no weight, plant count or value published.[2] Investigators said the older son and his friend sold drugs from the house while the younger son made delivery rounds.[1]

Investigators described the group as a family retail-drug organisation selling from the house and by home delivery.[2] The prosecutors said the father, who had a criminal record, employed his sons in the drug sales.[1] The case began with neighbours’ calls to the anonymous-complaints line 0800-888-8080.[2] The Río Cuarto anti-narcotics prosecutor ordered the four transferred to judicial custody, accused of breaking National Narcotics Law 23.737.[3]