On Wednesday, November 11, a significant operation by the Civil Police took place in Itaquaquecetuba, located in Greater São Paulo, leading to the dismantling of a drug trafficking scheme disguised as an online bakery. Three individuals were arrested temporarily, and among them was the suspect believed to be the leader of the operation, who is colloquially referred to as the 'Crazy Baker'. The police action involved executing five search and seizure warrants in both Itaquaquecetuba and additional locations in São Paulo's East Zone.

The investigation, which spanned several months, uncovered a sophisticated drug delivery system that the criminal organization had established. According to Detective Luiz Romani from the Central Police Station in Itaquaquecetuba, the group required its clients to adhere to strict rules to maintain discretion and ensure operational security. The criminal network's investigation revealed how they marketed their illicit products under a misleading 'quality seal' to clients, who would then receive their orders through delivery riders.

This case highlights the lengths to which criminal organizations may go to obscure their activities, using legitimate business facades such as online bakeries to conduct illegal operations. The intersection of drug trafficking with everyday services poses significant challenges for law enforcement, emphasizing the need for continued vigilance and innovative investigative techniques to combat such crimes effectively.