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A joint operation by the Military and Civil police in Jequié resulted in the seizure of drugs and ammunition.
An operation by the Military and Civil police resulted in the seizure of more than half a ton of drugs and 2,600 pieces of ammunition, late on Thursday night (5), in Jequié, in the southwest of Bahia. The material was stored in a property used by members of a criminal faction, in the São Luís neighborhood.
According to the Bahia Public Security Secretariat (SSP-BA), 438 kg of cocaine, 75 kg of crack and 39 kg of marijuana were found, totaling 552 kg of drugs.
In addition to the drugs, the police seized 2,600 ammunition of different calibers, used in rifles, submachine guns and pistols. Bulletproof vest covers, a hydraulic press and a scale were also found.
The action was carried out by teams from Rondesp Médio Rio de Contas and the 11th Drug and Narcotics Police Station (DTE), after in-depth investigations and sharing of information between the two corporations.
According to SSP-BA, the teams continue their searches to identify and locate those responsible for the seized material.
Until the last update of this report, no one had been arrested.
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