According to a report by Argentinean media outlet diarioasisomos on January 13th, the anti-narcotics police force, under the guidance of the judiciary, successfully carried out a raid in the city of Mendiolaza in the province of Cordoba, achieving significant results.
The operation took place at 100 De la Luna Street in the city of Mendiolaza, with assistance from the Cordoba Police Force. Following an investigation, the investigators successfully seized a significant quantity of illegal items from the residence.
This raid was a strong blow to drug crime. In this operation, a total of 25,000 doses of cannabis, 21 cannabis sativa plants, a .22 caliber gun, and two digital scales, among other items related to this case, were seized.
In order to conduct a thorough investigation into the drug crime case, the prosecutors of the anti-drug department have ordered the anti-drug police force to submit all confiscated items to the justice department for further processing and investigation.
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