On 8th January, 30 kg of Hashish, Cocaine, Liamba and Amphetamines), more than twenty-three thousand euros in ECB banknotes have been seized by the PSP Porto.
The Public Security Police Device of the Command Metropolitano do Porto, through the Division of Criminal Investigation, conducted the operation aimed at a large group of individuals who organized narcotics trafficking in the Greater Porto area.
The operation involved the execution of 28 domiciliary searches and 6 non-domiciliary searches in the areas of Porto, Gondomar and Vila Nova de Gaia, which resulted in: 10, arrests, eight men and two women, aged between 17 and 50 years of age.
The following was seized: narcotic called Hashish enough for about 141,847 individual doses (28 Kg’s); narcotic called Cocaine sufficient for about 10,510 individual doses; narcotic called Liamba sufficient for about 6,067 individual doses; cash € 23,540; one firearm (pistol with ammunition); one light passenger vehicle; lcd’s, mobile phones, laptop computers, among other items and objects used in the direct sale of narcotics.
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