Chilean PDI detectives detained four people from a gang that sold illicit substances in the commune of San Joaquín in the Metropolitan Region.[1][2] Those detained were three men and a woman aged 28 to 57 from the Legua Emergencia and Antigua Legua populations.[1] The operation raided four homes where the group operated, identified as its sales points.[3][2] The four detainees were placed at the disposal of the competent authorities.[3]

Officers seized more than a kilo of drugs comprising coca base, cocaine hydrochloride and cannabis, together valued at six million pesos.[1][2] Officers seized more than 700,000 pesos in cash and five cell phones to be examined by the PDI criminalistics laboratory.[1][2] Officers also seized dosing elements, digital scales, a car, an unbranded revolver, a Glock 40 pistol with fire selector, an extended Glock magazine and 18 calibre-40 cartridges.[1][2]

Investigators said intelligence and criminal analysis identified the homes as gang sales points, and entry and search orders were obtained and executed to detain the suspects and seize evidence.[1]