Como: Anti-drug raid in wooded areas, three men arrested and over 700 grams of narcotics seized.

La Como State Police he arrested, for possession of narcotic substances for the purpose of trafficking, 37enne Italian resident in Melzo (MI), 16enne morocchino homeless and an 25enne morocchino irregular on the national territory.

The agents of the 4th Section of the Como Flying Squad, engaged in an extraordinary service to combat drug dealing in wooded areas, have carried out two blitzes: the first to Appiano Gentile (CO) – Pian Bosco area, the second to Bregnano (CO).

Appiano Gentile

In a homemade bivouac hidden in the vegetation, the 37-year-old was in charge of delivering the drugs and acting as a lookout, while the 16-year-old took care of weighing and detention of substancesThe officers, after having observed buyers and suspicious movements, intervened, taking the two by surprise, who attempted to escape but were blocked and arrested. Seizures carried out:

• 18 g of cocaine

• 64 g of heroin

• 460 g of hashish

• €800 in cash

• 40.000 Swiss Francs

Il 37enne he was taken to prison Como “The Bassone”, while the 16enne was associated with the Beccaria juvenile prison Milano.

bregnano

In another wooded area near Via per Lazzate, the officers arrested a 25enne morocchino irregular, caught in the act of drug dealing. Seizures carried out:

• 82,76 g of heroin

• 71,12 g of cocaine

• 40 g of hashish

• packaging and weighing material

• cash proceeds from drug dealing

The young man was associated with Domo prison by order of the Public Prosecutor. In the area there were also drug dealing bivouacs dismantled, some equipped with makeshift covers. The action is part of the broader strategy of fight against drug dealing in the province's wooded areas, coordinated by Como Police Headquarters Mobile Squad, following the directives of the Police Commissioner Marco CalìThe operation confirms the constant commitment to the prevention and repression of crimes, for the protection of public security and respect for the law.