US EditionAnti-Drug Operation Ended with Six Chilean Army Soldiers Arrested
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Santiago. Six Chilean Army non-commissioned officers were arrested on Monday and accused of joining a gang of drug traffickers dedicated to the internment of the country across the borders with Peru and Bolivia, a situation that has no precedent known here and that raised alarms about the seriousness of the penetration into the armed forces by organized crime. "The facts that are the subject of this investigation are extremely serious, they comm…
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In the police operation, the OS7 of Carabineros de Chile seized 192 kilos of cocaine and base paste valued at almost 3 million dollars and that was being transported inside three vehicles from Iquique to Santiano.According to Infogate, Minister Etcheverry said that for the government this fact is “very serious” and “because of its gravity must be investigated in depth”, emphasizing that all measures must be taken to prevent this type of situatio…
🔊 Listen to this news Six Chilean Army non-commissioned officers and a civilian were arrested in a police operation that dismantled a cocaine trafficking ring from the Bolivian border to the Chilean capital, local police authorities reported Monday. During the operation, which was carried out by the Carabineros' OS7 anti-drug unit, 192 kilos of cocaine and cocaine base, with an approximate value of $3 million, were seized, in addition to three …
Six Army soldiers and one civilian were arrested for the crimes of drug trafficking and military association during an operation carried out by the OS-7 of Carabineros in the municipality of Colchane, Tarapacá Region, where about 200 kilos of narcotics were seized. Suspects are syndicated by the Public Prosecutor’s Office as members [...] The Anti-Drug Operational Entry ended with six Chilean Army military detainees first published in Informatio…
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