The National Directorate of Drug Control (DNCD), in conjunction with the Armed Forces of the Dominican Republic (ARD), included 615 packages of presumably cocaine, and the alleged operations and costs of San Pedro de Macorís and Azua.
In a first operation, the authorities intercept the occupants of a lane, a 10 million nautical miles above the cost of San Pedro de Macorís, intending to introduce a cargo of drugs in Dominican territory.
After the embargo, 13 bags were taken containing the packages and arrested by men, both Dominicans, who were standing on the edge of the lane of 22 pieces of ash, with the engines running on board.
In addition, during the search, there are several GPS occupants, a satellite phone, cell phones, seatbelts, salvos, saloons, two players with energetic, watery and comable clothes.
In the second intervention by the DNCD and the Armed Forces to capture the victims of an embargo that was intended to be unloaded at the expense of the province of Azua, 10 bags containing 300 packages of a substance presumed to be cocaine.
In the operation, it dominates the Dominican men, and occupies a Colt 5.56 branded fusil, a GPS, cellular cell, a neverita with babies, water, comestibles and motor vehicles on board of 60 and 75 Pk.
The announcement was made in the course of a communication, but also indicates that the search was conducted by the Public Ministry.
Similarly, the maritime ban “se han redoblado” was affirmed in the literal cohort of the country, resulting in the decommissioning of more than 600 packages of cocaine in the zone and on the country, covering the Dominican Republic and occupying multiple evidences.
It informs about the operations specified that the Habrian embargoes are at the dominant costs of South America.
The 615 occupied parcels are being sent by the custodian at the National Institute of Foreign Forces (Inacif) to determine the type and weight of maintenance.