In Boa Vista, Brazil, three individuals have been arrested in connection with drug trafficking near a state school. The suspects included two men aged 30 and 22, and a woman aged 29, who were operating out of a house that served as a fixed point for drug sales, with additional services provided through home delivery. Local residents alerted authorities about the suspicious activities, particularly during peak student traffic hours, leading to the investigations.

The Civil Police reported that the 29-year-old woman was identified as the manager of the drug operation and had a previous criminal record for similar offenses. Her husband, the 30-year-old man, and the 22-year-old suspect played supporting roles, assisting with deliveries and logistics. During the arrest, the 30-year-old Venezuelan migrant attempted to mislead police by providing false names, raising suspicions of his intent to conceal his identity and involvement in the drug trade.

The older suspects have had their arrests converted to preventive custody, while the 22-year-old was released. The ongoing investigation highlights the increasing issue of drug trafficking in Brazil, particularly in areas close to educational institutions, prompting stricter law enforcement efforts to ensure student safety and community well-being.