After months of investigations, the Anti-Drug Police Force (FPA) dismantled a family gang that operated in the San Lucas neighborhood of the city of Córdoba. This organization was dedicated to the sale of narcotics in a pool game room.
This is a 39-year-old mother, her 25-year-old daughter and son-in-law. There is a fourth involved: an adult man who resisted the operation.
The officers carried out three raids at different homes and the game room of the house. The four establishments are located on the same block and constituted a drug sales and supply network that operated 24 hours a day.
According to FPA investigations, one of the homes supplied a second point of sale, the bar and other family residences. The uniformed officers seized 295 doses of cocaine and 448 of marijuana, cannabis sativa plants, cash and items related to the fractioning and packaging of substances. During the procedure, members of the FPA Canes Division collaborated.
The detainees were taken to court for violation of the National Narcotics Law. The operation was considered a success in the fight against drug trafficking in the region, highlighting the joint work of security forces and justice.
