Trobbers of the Drug Division of the Bolivarian National Police arrested a man who transported 10 cocaine panels on a motorcycle.
Details of the procedure were ventilated in the Instagram account of the Ministry of Interior, Justice and Peace. The arrest of the subject occurred in the Guarumito sector, García de Hevia municipality (Boca de Grita), Táchira state.
The man was traveling on a motorcycle and was held by police officers, who proceeded to review the package he carried. In the midst of the review, the agents discovered the 10 cocaine panels that added a weight of 10 kilos 8 grams.
Another anti -drug procedure, carried out by the UNB, passed in the Altos de los Godos sector, Maturín Municipality (Monagas), where they arrested two men indicated to sell drugs in the aforementioned area.
The detainees seized several drug portions and two cell phones, says the report.
And in Naiguatá (La Guaira), the officials of the PNB drug division arrested a person, who seized 5,463 kilograms cocaine and 2.71 kilos of marijuana, indicates the report.
During the operation, the officials also seized a .38 caliber weapon.
“Investigations continue to determine possible connections with drug trafficking networks and guarantee the application of the law according to the current legal system,” says the official publication.
Prevention.
In another fact, the National Anti-Drug Superintendence (SUNAD) carried out a technical table for the prevention of illicit drug trafficking, in the context of the formulation of the National Anti-Drug Plan 2026-2031.
The meeting took place in the Ezequiel Zamora de la Sunad room and was headed by the Director General against Illicit Drug Trafficking, Víctor Guerrero Rivodó, who stressed the importance of international cooperation in the fight against illicit drug trafficking, says the report.
During the meeting, Guerrero Rivodó stressed the need to identify new forms of traffic and concealment used by criminal organizations, noting that advanced technologies have allowed these organizations to evolve their methods.
So far this year, the Venezuelan authorities have seized 60 tons of different drugs, according to balance made by the Interior Minister, Diosdado Cabello, on Wednesday, September 17.
Both Minister Cabello and other national executive officials have refuted what was said by the administration of US President Donald Trump, who argues that Venezuela sends drugs to that country.
United Nations Studies report that 87% of the drug produced in Colombia is mobilized through the Pacific routes to the United States and Europe. While 8% leave the coast of the Caribbean and the Colombian Guajira. And only 5% of that drug from Colombia try to mobilize through the Venezuelan territory to the Caribbean and Europe islands.
