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The arrest occurred after intelligence monitoring between the reserved service and the Military Police Tactical Actions Group.
According to the Military Police, the suspect had come from Minas Gerais carrying around four kilos of marijuana and 23 capsules of cocaine to deliver to a person in the region. He has seven criminal records, including records for drug trafficking, robbery and theft.
According to the PM, the arrest was carried out after intelligence work and information exchange between the reserved service and the Tactical Actions Group (GAT). Monitoring made it possible to identify the location where the illicit material would be delivered.
In total, five marijuana tablets were seized, weighing approximately four kilos, and 23 cocaine capsules, totaling 87.4 grams. A cell phone and R$54 in cash were also collected.

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