24-year-old held as 11.48 g cannabis seized in Tapejara
Civil and Military Police detained three people including a 24-year-old in a 3 November 2026 anti-trafficking operation in central Tapejara, Paraná. Officers seized 11.17 grams of marijuana and 0.31 gram of hashish, alongside crack, cash and drug-preparation materials.
A joint Civil and Military Police anti-trafficking operation seized crack,
marijuana and hashish on Tuesday 3 November in Tapejara in northwest Paraná.[1][2]The operation targeted a house in the town centre suspected of serving as a
drug-selling point.[3][2]Investigators of the 17th Regional Police Station of
Cruzeiro do Oeste carried out the action with support from the 7th Military
Police Battalion after monitoring the address following trafficking complaints.[3]During surveillance officers stopped a man seen leaving the house and found
a 0.70-gram portion of crack with him.[3][2]Teams then entered the investigated
residence and found the 24-year-old suspect with two adolescents.[1][2]The
operation ended with the arrest of the 24-year-old, the apprehension of an
adolescent and the referral of the man stopped outside.[3]
Inside the house police seized 11.17 grams of marijuana and 0.31 gram of
hashish, alongside 1.89 grams of crack, R$474 in broken-down cash and a mobile
phone.[3]Officers said the 1.89 grams of crack were in the adult suspect’s
shorts pocket.[1]At an adolescent’s home officers found another 64 crack
stones totalling 32 grams, described as packed for sale, plus a roll of
aluminium foil and two knives with drug-preparation traces.[3][2]A search of
another adolescent’s home found no illicit material and that teenager was handed
over to family.[1]
The 24-year-old was booked in the act for drug trafficking, criminal association
and corruption of minors, with no bail set and a request for preventive
detention.[3][2]After the procedures he was taken to the Umuarama public jail to
remain at the disposal of the courts.[3]An adolescent received a
circumstantial report for acts analogous to trafficking and criminal association
and was released to guardians after referral to the Public Prosecution Service.[3][2]The man stopped outside signed a circumstantial statement for possession
for personal use, and the other adolescent approached was released after a home
search without irregularities.[3]
Photos and video
Drugs and cash seized in the Tapejara operation displayed after the raid. Photo: Polícia MilitarPhoto details
The outlets disagree on the age of the man stopped outside the house, given as 42 in one account and 45 in the other, so no age is recorded for him.
The outlets disagree on which adolescent's home held the 64 crack stones, described as the 16-year-old's in one account and the 17-year-old's in the other, so the report uses a shared description.
One account says two people were taken to the Cruzeiro do Oeste station while the other counts three people conducted, so the report uses three detained from the explicit three-person count.
The 32 grams of crack, foil, knives, mobile phone and R$474 are mentioned only to explain the mixed operation and are excluded from cannabis figures; no cannabis-only valuation was published.
No formal charge, trial date or court outcome beyond the flagrante booking, circumstantial reports and preventive-detention request was reported.
Both accounts repeat the police version of the operation; no separate agency statement or independent account was opened.
The second outlet carries a disclosure photo captioned only as Divulgação, which does not establish that it shows this seizure, so only the first outlet's police-credited seizure photo is listed.
Military police arrested seven suspected drug traffickers in the Água Branca neighbourhood of Contagem and seized 218 kg of cannabis. The suspects, all with prior criminal records, were taken to the Contagem Civil Police station for investigation.
Civil Police arrested three men from Amazonas in a house in Cinturão Verde, Boa Vista, on 10 November 2026 with 201.5 kg of cannabis derivatives, including hashish and cannabis oil. Police valued the load at R$15 million and said it was meant for Rio de Janeiro; the men were booked for trafficking.
Military Police arrested a 36-year-old man, a 30-year-old woman and a 39-year-old buyer during a raid on a suspected drug point in Ponte Nova, Minas Gerais, on 10 November 2026. Officers seized two cannabis tablets alongside crack, cocaine, three phones, bookkeeping notes and R$2,474 in cash, transferring all three to the Civil Police.
Military Police arrested a man and a woman in a ride-hailing car on Rua Aristiliano Ramos in Timbo on 10 November 2026. Officers seized about 500 g of a hashish-like substance in five wraps from the woman's bag and took both suspects to the Civil Police station.
