Police carried out four searches in barrio La Tosquera in San Pedro in an investigation into the theft of animals and items from a rural dwelling.[1] The searches had been ordered by Guarantees Court 3 of the San Nicolás judicial department, with the San Pedro UFI 11 intervening, after investigative work.[2] The four procedures took place on Friday 13 November in four dwellings, three on Laprida street and one in the Cuartel Tercero area near the La Tosquera chapel.[1] The three Laprida targets yielded negative results for the items sought.[2]

Officers did not find the items that prompted the warrants in the fourth house either, but detected weapons, cartridges and drugs there.[2] They seized a Tejano .32-long revolver, a sawn-off single-barrel 36-calibre shotgun, cartridges of different calibres and 505 grams of marijuana.[2] The procedures were carried out by the Tactical Operations Group with the San Pedro communal police station, the Río Tala and La Tosquera outposts, the DDI, the Rural Prevention Command and the Departmental Support Group.[2]

A 20-year-old woman was apprehended at the house and a 25-year-old man was identified in the case.[1] The 20-year-old resident was notified of the formation of proceedings against her.[2] Prosecutor’s Office 11 ordered the seizure of all the items and the corresponding steps under article 60 of the Criminal Procedure Code.[2] UFI 11 ordered the seizure, the corresponding notifications and then the release of both people, while the judicial proceedings continue.[1] The investigation continues under judicial supervision to determine the circumstances of the finds, which could lead to further action.[2]