25 kg of Pakistani hashish found in rented Vila Velha house; no arrests
Military police found about 28 kg of drugs, including 25 kg of Pakistani hashish, marijuana and skunk, in a rented house in Bairro Santa Inês, Vila Velha, on the night of 5 November 2026. No one was arrested, and the material was sent to the 2nd Regional Police Station.
🇧🇷 Bairro Santa Inês, Vila Velha, Espírito Santo · Brazil
Military police of the Força Tática of the 4th Battalion found about 28 kg of
drugs in a rented house in Bairro Santa Inês, Vila Velha, on the night of
Thursday 5 November 2026.[1]The haul included about 25 kg of Pakistani
hashish, marijuana, skunk and methamphetamine.[1]No one was arrested.[1]
The officers were on patrol when they received information that a man was using
the property to store drugs.[1]A relative of the owner told the officers the
house was rented and that a large movement of people had been noticed there.[1]Looking through a window into one of the bedrooms, the officers saw
marijuana tablets and hashish packages spread across the floor between the
curtain gaps, and smelled a strong drug odour at the door.[1]Officers broke
the padlock to enter and seize the material.[1]
The hashish consisted of 51 sausages of Pakistani hashish weighing about 25 kg,
plus 12 smaller pieces of the same substance weighing 675 g.[1]Officers also
seized three marijuana tablets weighing about 1.6 kg and two packets of skunk
weighing about 579 g.[1]The rest of the haul was 220 g of crumble, 215 THC
pods, 22 packets of tobacco, 43 silicone jars, two precision scales, 82 lighters
and a ballistic vest.[1]
The owner of the property, a 72-year-old man, was found nearby, confirmed he had
rented the house to the suspect and followed the operation.[1]All the seized
material was taken to the 2nd Regional Police Station, and no information on the
whereabouts of the man who rented the house had been published.[1]The second
outlet reported that the case is to be investigated to identify those
responsible for the drugs.[2]
Photos and video
The drugs and packaging material seized in the rented house in Santa Inês, Vila Velha, in a security secretariat handout. Photo: Reprodução/SESPPhoto details
The totals are approximate: about 25 kg of hashish, about 1.6 kg of marijuana and about 579 g of skunk, which add up to roughly 27.2 kg of cannabis within an overall total of about 28 kg that also includes about 19 g of methamphetamine.
The crumble (220 g) and the 215 THC pods are counted as neither hashish nor flower, so the cannabis weight leaves them out.
Agazeta's headline and search excerpt give 25.6 kg of hashish and 2.2 kg of marijuana and skunk, slightly more than Folha Vitória; that page could not be opened and its figures were not used.
No one was arrested and the man who rented the house had not been located when the reports were published; no charge or court outcome is reported.
The reports do not name the suspect or say what happened to the 72-year-old owner of the house, who was questioned as a witness.
The page photo is credited only to the Espírito Santo security secretariat and is not captioned in detail, so it is linked rather than used as a cover.
Left out, as its quotation was not found in Folha Vitória: A separate methamphetamine find of 19 wraps and a rock totalling about 19 g is not counted as cannabis.
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