Portici – Yesterday evening, officers from the Portici-Ercolano Police Station arrested a 46-year-old man from Portici, with a criminal record, on charges of illegal possession of narcotics for the purpose of dealing.
During a territorial control operation, the police officers, passing through Via Diaz in Portici, stopped a car carrying the man, finding him in possession of a package containing approximately 7 grams of cocaine and 730 euros in cash, divided into banknotes of various denominations.
Believing there could be further evidence of drug dealing, the officers extended their investigation to a cellar used by the suspect in San Giorgio a Cremano, where they found approximately 1,5 kg of cocaine, a precision scale, and packaging materials.
The man was then arrested and placed at the disposal of the judicial authorities.
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The article reports an arrest that appears to be serious. It's important that law enforcement do their job, but there are many questions about how these crimes can be prevented in the future. Greater oversight is needed.