Drugs arrested during inspection in the interior of AM Disclosure Around 115 kilos of drugs were seized on a vessel moored at the Port of Benjamin Constant, in the interior of Amazonas, during a joint operation by security forces carried out on Saturday (18). The drugs were hidden inside used tires and a sofa. No one was arrested. According to the Military Police, the drugs were hidden in old tires used as protective buoys on the side of the vessel and inside a sofa. The material was located with the help of sniffer dog Hulk, from the Dog Police Battalion. In total, 85 tablets of skunk-type marijuana, cocaine hydrochloride and cocaine base paste were found. ? Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp The operation brought together teams from the Military Police, Federal Police, Federal Revenue and the Brazilian Army.
More than 110 kg of drugs hidden in tires and sofa are seized on a boat in the interior of AM
Drugs arrested during inspection in the interior of AM Disclosure Around 115 kilos of drugs were seized on a vessel moored at the Port of Benjamin Constant, in the interior of Amazonas, during a joint operation by security forces carried...
According to the Military Police, the drugs were hidden in old tires used as protective buoys on the side of the vessel and inside a sofa. The material was located with the help of sniffer dog Hulk, from the Dog Police Battalion.
- In total, 85 tablets of skunk-type marijuana, cocaine hydrochloride and cocaine base paste were found.
- Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp The operation brought together teams from the Military Police, Federal Police, Federal Revenue and the Brazilian Army.
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All seized material was sent to the Benjamin Constant Civil Police Station. Until the last update of this report, no one had been arrested. READ ALSO: PF seizes 237 kg of drugs and arrests suspect on vessel in Amazonas CV wages war with PCC over trafficking routes in the Amazon after exterminating faction that was once the 3rd largest in Brazil