
Military Police action in Complexo da Maré seeks to combat criminals linked to drug trafficking and theft of cargo and vehicles.
The Rio de Janeiro Military Police began an operation in Complexo da Maré, in the North Zone, to combat Red Command criminals involved in trafficking and theft of cargo and vehicles.
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Police operations against drug trafficking are frequent in favela complexes in Rio de Janeiro.
The RJ Military Police began an operation this Wednesday morning (11) in Complexo da Maré, in the North Zone of Rio.
According to the corporation, the action seeks to combat criminals from Comando Vermelho (CV) linked to drug trafficking and involved in theft of cargo and vehicles in the region.
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