On Monday, the Military Police in Barra Mansa, Rio de Janeiro, conducted a drug raid on an apartment suspected of being involved in drug trafficking. Acting on a tip-off from the public, the police went to the location on Rua Antonio Geraldo Pacheco Colen in the Paraíso neighborhood. Upon arrival, they found the apartment door ajar but did not encounter any suspects inside.

During the search of the apartment, police officers discovered a significant quantity of narcotics-related materials, including 220 vials of lança perfume (a type of inhalant), 150 empty capsules, and 19 illicit candies referred to locally. Additionally, a small amount of cash (R$ 49.75), camouflage clothing, a radio battery, and an identification card were seized. All of these items were collected as evidence and forwarded to the local police station, where the case was officially registered.

Despite the successful seizure of these items and the police's swift action, as of the time of reporting, no arrests had been made related to the trafficking activities in the area. This incident highlights ongoing issues with drug trafficking in regions like Barra Mansa, revealing the persistent challenges faced by local law enforcement agencies in tackling drug-related crime within communities.