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Brazil Arrests 'Colorido,' PCC Drug Gang's No. 2 Leader - Vimarsana News

Brazil Arrests 'Colorido,' PCC Drug Gang's No. 2 Leader

RIO DE JANEIRO—Brazil's justice ministry said on Sunday that federal police had captured the No. 2 leader of ...

Brazil arrests 'Colorido,' PCC drug gang's No. 2 leader - Vimarsana News

Brazil arrests 'Colorido,' PCC drug gang's No. 2 leader

Valdeci Alves dos Santos, known as Colorido, was captured on Saturday in the northeastern town of Salgueiro, the justice ministry said. Much of the top leadership has been in prison for years; Colorido was the gang's No. 2 among those still living in liberty, the ministry said. In 2020, PCC trafficker Gilberto Aparecido dos Santos, aka "Fuminho," was captured in Mozambique, in a sign of the gang's growing international footprint.

Brazil arrests 'Colorido,' PCC drug gang's No. 2 leader | WKZO | Everything Kalamazoo - Vimarsana News

Brazil arrests 'Colorido,' PCC drug gang's No. 2 leader | WKZO | Everything Kalamazoo

RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's justice ministry said on Sunday that federal police had captured the No. 2 leader of the First Capital Command (PC...

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Brazil arrests Colorido, most powerful prison gang leader | News - Vimarsana News

Brazil arrests Colorido, most powerful prison gang leader | News

Brazil\'s justice ministry said on Sunday that federal police had captured the No. 2 leader of the First Capital Command (PCC), the country\'s most powerful prison gang and a major exporter of cocaine.

Latin America's drug gangs have had a good pandemic - Vimarsana News

Latin America's drug gangs have had a good pandemic

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