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Interpol Arrests 14,000 in Latin America Gun Raids, Seizes $5.7 Billion in Drugs - Vimarsana News

Interpol Arrests 14,000 in Latin America Gun Raids, Seizes $5.7 Billion in Drugs

Over 14,000 people have been arrested and 8,000 weapons seized in an anti-firearms operation across Central and South America. The raids swept up over 200 tonnes of cocaine and other drugs worth $5.7 billion, as well as 370 tonnes of drug precursors (chemical ingredients). Dubbed "Trigger IX", it was "the biggest firearms operation ever coordinated by Interpol."

Source: news18.com
Buenos Aires Times | Interpol says 14,000 arrested in Latin America gun raids - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Interpol says 14,000 arrested in Latin America gun raids

Over 14,000 people have been arrested and 8,000 weapons seized in an anti-firearms operation across Central and South America, Interpol announces.

Interpol says 14 000 arrested in 'biggest firearms operation ever' - Vimarsana News

Interpol says 14 000 arrested in 'biggest firearms operation ever'

Over 14,000 people have been arrested and 8,000 weapons seized in an anti-firearms operation across Central and South America, Interpol said Tuesday.

Source: news24.com
Mafia Using South Africa as Major Gateway to Smuggle Cocaine, Says UN Report - Vimarsana News

Mafia Using South Africa as Major Gateway to Smuggle Cocaine, Says UN Report

JOHANNESBURG—The globe’s biggest narcotraffickers are increasingly using South African ports to smuggle cocaine around the world—including to the ...

Venezuela Becomes Colombia's "Creepy" Marijuana Drug Corridor - Vimarsana News

Venezuela Becomes Colombia's "Creepy" Marijuana Drug Corridor

Seizures of marijuana shipments on Venezuela's coast and along its border with Colombia have underscored the country's role as an important corridor for a particular type of Colombian cannabis flooding Latin América's markets.