Two Supermarket Employees Arrested Accused of Selling Cocaine From the Charcuterie
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Police intervened more than 200 doses, a gun and a car in Morón, Argentina, while the owner remains out of the cause and the business has no closure order
Two employees of a supermarket in Morón were arrested on charges of marketing cocaine from the restaurant's lunch shop. During the raids, the police abducted more than 200 doses of the drug, a firearm and elements used for drug fractionation. The procedure was carried out in the Mini Market located on the corner of July 9th and Ortiz de Rosas and was carried out by members of the Departmental Delegation for Investigation of Illicit Drugs in Moró…
A lunch shop that operated inside a Chinese supermarket in the Buenos Aires town of Morón was raided in a case for alleged sale of cocaine. The operation also reached a house located in front of the trade, where researchers believe that part of the drug was stored. The procedures were carried out in a local place located in ... Read more
It was a series of complaints from neighbors that led to the discovery of an alleged drug retail maneuver. As could be established, there were two employees who would have used a lunch shop inside the shop to deliver the drug.
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