Asunción, IP Agency.- Agents from the National Anti-Drug Secretariat dismantled two retail drug “supermarkets” and seized cocaine and crack; as well as 43 million guaraníes in cash and other items, during operations against micro-trafficking in the Paraguayan Chaco, within the framework of Operation Sumar.
It was through two raids carried out by Special Agents of the National Anti-Drug Secretariat, stationed in Regional Department No. 11 of Philadelphia, Paraguayan Chaco, headed by the intervening prosecutor, Andrés Arriola.
Senad authorities highlighted the arrest of two people; as well as the seizure of 210 grams of cocaine, equivalent to 420 doses; 64 grams of crack, equivalent to 450 doses and more than 43 Million Guaraníes in cash. Likewise, 2 revolvers of 38 and 22 caliber; as well as 1 Honda brand motorcycle, cell phones and daggers, among other items.
The first raid was carried out in a house located in the Villa Paraguaya Nueva neighborhood, nucleus A of the city of Loma Plata, department of Boquerón, where a “supermarket” for the sale of retail drugs run by Victor Antonio Coronel Servín, a Paraguayan, was dismantled. , 36 years old.
He was detained and several pieces of evidence related to drug trafficking were seized from his possession, by order of the intervening prosecutor Andrés Arriola.
Another dismantled focus
The Senad delegation later moved to a house located in Villa Primer Intendente of the same city, where Pabla Ríos García, 55 years old, was detained. From her possession, doses of cocaine, a shotgun and several projectiles, among other evidence, were seized.
Several drug trafficking centers were dismantled
In recent months, the Senad dismantled several drug trafficking centers and removed microtraffickers operating in Chaco territory from circulation, within the framework of the SUMAR Plan and the expansion of the fight against microtrafficking at the national level.
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2024-04-21 08:48:16