US EditionMissions: 200 Fentanyl Ampoules From Paraguay with a Value of More than $400 Million Hijacked
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Some 200 ampoules of illegal fentanyl coming from Paraguay, worth $440 million, were seized in the missionary city of Wanda Police sources informed the agency Noticias Argentinas that officers of the Division of Federal Operational Unit Puerto Iguazú carried out preventive tours along the banks of the Paraná River, where they heard the sound of a boat traveling from the neighbouring country. In this sense, they then detected a man who entered th…
In the early hours of Tuesday morning, during preventive patrolling tasks in the coastal area of Wanda, federal force personnel detected suspicious movements linked to a boat. Upon warning of the presence of the troops, two individuals began the escape by throwing lumps into an area of nearby vegetation, managing to escape by river. Upon verification of the contents of the abandoned packages, the uniforms found that these were several cardboard …
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