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Seize 620 Kilos of Cocaine Valued at over $18 Million in Lima: Three Intervened After Police Operation

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An intelligence investigation made it possible to track the shipment from the Huallaga to a property in southern Lima. On the spot, agents discovered how the drug was stored and seized weapons and communication equipment.

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The commander general of the Peruvian National Police stressed that the seized drug would allegedly be shipped by sea to Mexico.

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An intelligence investigation made it possible to track the shipment from the Huallaga to a property in southern Lima. On the spot, agents discovered how the drug was stored and seized weapons and communication equipment.

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Peruvian security forces seized 620 kilos of cocaine in a warehouse in the district of Villa El Salvador, south of Lima. According to the first investigations, the shipment was destined for Mexico, the Peruvian Ministry of the Interior reported. The drug was located in 556 packages during the...

In the operation, law enforcement arrested three alleged members of the criminal organisation ‘Los Caleteros de Villa’.

·Lima, Peru
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Peru seized 620 kilos of cocaine in Villa El Salvador in a police operation against drug trafficking.

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A shipment of 620 kilos of cocaine hydrochloride, valued at approximately US$ 18.6 million, was seized in a property in Villa El Salvador. The operation allowed to dismantle the criminal organization “Los Caleteros de Villa” and to arrest three people, according to Interior Minister César Astudillo. The intervention was carried out by the Anti-Drug Directorate (Dirandro) of the National Police and the General Intelligence Directorate of the Mini…

·Lima, Peru
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Diario Correo broke the news in Lima, Peru on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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