A family gang that was dedicated to the sale of cocaine and other drugs 24 hours a day fell this Wednesday, according to the Public Prosecutor’s Office.
During the operations, the mother (39), daughter (25) and her partner were arrested, accused of selling drugs. Their identities were not revealed.
According to the information, the dismantled gang operated in the San Lucas neighborhood, located behind the Ferreyra industrial park, in the east of the city of Córdoba Capital.
The place from which they sold the drugs was a pool, which operated all day. However, the Anti-Drug Police Force (FPA) raided three homes, all located on the same block. One of them was the place that supplied the rest.
In total, 295 doses of cocaine and 448 doses of marijuana, cannabis sativa plants, cash and items related to the fractioning and packaging of narcotics were seized.
TWO WOMEN DETAINED IN ZUMARAN AND LOS PARAÍSOS
Members of the Anti-Drug Police Force carried out two raids in two homes in neighborhoods located north of the city of Córdoba. In both cases, two women were arrested for violating the National Narcotics Law 23,737.
The operations were carried out on Ángel Firpo streets at 1900 and Anacreonte streets at 1700 in the Zumarán and Los Paraísos neighborhoods, respectively. The homes would have functioned as drug kiosks.
In the properties, several doses of cocaine, cash ($164,120), a motorcycle and elements of interest for the investigated case were seized. In addition, two women, ages 37 and 30, were arrested. The latter had a history of drug trafficking.
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