PJ Dismantles Violent Group and Makes Nine Arrests "for Drug Trafficking by Sea"
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Operation "Dorica" allowed the arrest of nine suspects, between 24 and 50 years old, and the seizure of 434 kilograms of cocaine from Latin America, transported through high-speed boats.
An operation of the Judicial Police (PJ), carried out in the Caldas da Rainha, culminated in the arrest of nine men suspected of joining an international criminal organization involved in the trafficking of cocaine by sea. The group, considered violent and heavily armed, was dedicated to the introduction of large loads of drugs in Europe, from Latin America. In the course of [...]
Arrested men were hiding in the houses and vehicles that were used for the operation
The Judicial Police dismantled "a violent international criminal group, dedicated to the introduction of large quantities of cocaine on the European continent". They were arrested "nine suspects, heavily armed, for drug trafficking by sea".
Suspects were armed with machine guns that they would have tried to use at the time of arrest.
In the context of the Dorica operation, the Judicial Police reports on a police operation in the Caldas da Rainha, which resulted in the dismantling of a "violent international criminal group", which is dedicated "to the introduction of large quantities of cocaine on the European continent". Nine men, all of foreign nationality, were arrested.
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