Como: State Police arrests 37-year-old Dominican, he was dealing drugs using Key Lock Boxes

The State Police has arrested for possession for the purpose of dealing narcotic substances, an unsuspected one 37 year old Dominican, regular in the territory, resident in Como.

The Como Flying Squad, as part of the services aimed at combating drug dealing, paid attention to the movements of the 37-year-old Dominican, suspecting that he had put into practice a thriving cocaine trade.

In fact, the Mobile investigators had long noticed the man scattering some of these around the city combination container locks, assuming precisely that the Key Lock Box were used to contain first the drugs and then the cash equivalent.

After some dedicated services the agents had confirmation of the method used, reinforcing the strong evidence of drug dealing. On the afternoon of October 9, the 37-year-old Dominican was checked as he was cautiously leaving his home and during the search the police found 20 packaged doses of cocaine in his pockets.

From the street where the check took place, the officers moved in the home of the man, where they continued with a further search, finding in the cellar belonging to the apartment a real artisanal drug packaging laboratory, consisting of equipment for weigh the substances and pack the doses as well as 45 grams of cocaine and 2 and a half grams of marijuana.

The 37-year-old was taken to the police station identified and arrested for possession of narcotics for the purpose of dealing. Informed of the arrest, the prosecutor on duty ordered that the man be taken to the Como prison.