Drug trafficking in Belterra: woman is caught scraping crack rocks from the window of her house

The situation happened around 6:30 pm in the PT community of Volta Grande, close to the BR-163 highway and the Belterra Interchange. A team from the 35th Military Police Battalion (35th BPM) carried out preventive patrols near a business in the area to investigate reports of a drug sales outlet at the address.

The complaints indicated that the illegal trade operated in the home of a man known by the nickname "Leather", identified by the police for previous involvement in trafficking.

When passing by the scene, the military saw the suspect on the sidewalk in front of the residence. During the siege and personal search, the team found a quantity of marijuana on him.

While carrying out the siege on the sidewalk, the soldiers looked at the residence and saw the woman preparing the drug in the window opening. Faced with the scene, the police entered the place and interrupted the distribution of drugs.

In the house, 13 bags of cocaine, six portions of marijuana, a rock of crack, a cell phone and R$362 in cash were collected. According to the PM, the two admitted to the police that they had been selling drugs at the property for some time.

The couple and all the material collected were taken to the Santarém Police Station, where the Civil Police formalized their arrest for drug trafficking and association with drug trafficking.