In a coordinated effort to combat drug trafficking in São Paulo's interior, the Civil Police apprehended six people, including four men and two women aged 22 to 45, on Thursday. The operation targeted a notorious local drug sales point known for its structured sales mechanisms, involving roles such as leaders, distributors, and financial operatives.

During the operation, law enforcement seized significant assets, with the most notable confiscation occurring at a residence in the Pedro de Barros neighborhood of Taquarituba, where approximately R$ 42,000 was discovered along with an unregistered vehicle and an electric motorcycle. Additionally, police found quantities of cocaine, emphasizing the serious nature of the drug-related activities in the area.

This investigation underscores the ongoing challenges faced by local authorities in addressing drug trafficking, particularly in smaller municipalities where organized crime can flourish. The operation not only aimed to disrupt the operational capabilities of the trafficking ring but also serves as a warning to potential offenders about the law enforcement's commitment to cracking down on drug-related crime in the region.