On Friday, February 13th, the Highway Police in Ourinhos, São Paulo, conducted a traffic stop as part of Operation Carnival/Impact Against Drug Trafficking. During this operation, officers stopped a vehicle with only the driver inside, leading to an investigation due to the driver's contradictory statements and the presence of electronic goods without proper invoices. The adverse weather conditions prompted officers to escort the vehicle to the Operational Base in Ourinhos for a thorough inspection.

Upon further inspection, authorities discovered 170 boxes of slimming medications concealed behind the vehicle's dashboard. Besides the medications, the police also found a variety of electronics in the trunk, including an iPhone 17 Pro Max, a JBL speaker, and a hoverboard. The illicit nature of the medications and electronics raises concerns about smuggling operations and illegal trade, particularly in the context of public health and safety amidst ongoing drug trafficking crackdowns.

This incident reflects the efforts of law enforcement to combat trafficking not just of illegal drugs but also of unregulated pharmaceuticals that can pose health risks to consumers. The discovery may prompt further investigations into the sources and distribution channels of such medications, as well as potential legal repercussions for the driver involved.