PSP Has Launched a Drug Trafficking Network Operating at the Central Alliance

PSP found 13 people and acquired more than 135 thousand emergency doses after operation in Evora, Lisbon and other areas. They also acquired weapons, money and high cylinder travel.

A major drug trafficking network operating throughout Portugal’s Alentejo has been dismantled by the Public Security Police (PSP) of Evora, following a comprehensive operation that spanned Montemor-o-Novo, Lisbon and Samora Correia. The year-and-a-half-long investigation culminated in the arrest of 13 suspects – nine men and four women aged between 19 and 45. Six remain in custody. Authorities seized around 135,695 doses of hashish, 697 doses of…

"This perception is one of the greatest in recent years, not only at the level of the PSP, but throughout the Alentejo region. It is a large volume for our reality," said the commander of the Evora Police Criminal Investigation Team, Nuno Albardeiro. He spoke to journalists at a press conference at the PSP District Order, where clarifications were made about the operation and presented the related articles. In the operation, carried out between …

The investigation, which lasted about a year and a half, allowed the drug trafficking network operating in the region of the Central Alentejo. There were 13 arrested: 9 men and 4 women.

In the operation, decommissioned after an investigation that lasted about a year and a half, nine men and four women were arrested, between the ages of 19 and 45 years, and over 135 thousand doses of emergency.