A blitz by the Flying Squad of Avellino led to the arrest of a 22-year-old man found with nearly a kilo and a half of cocaine and hashish. The operation, ordered by the Irpinia prosecutor's office, led by Domenico Airoma, is part of a plan to combat drug dealing in the capital and surrounding municipalities.
After days of surveillance, the officers raided the young man's home, located in a working-class neighborhood of the city.
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The 22-year-old, already known to law enforcement, was arrested for possession with intent to sell. After the usual formalities, he was transferred to prison and held by the judicial authorities. Investigations are continuing to determine the drug's supply channels and distribution network.







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