He had created a bivouac inside the Groane Park to deal drugs. For this reason, a 21-year-old criminal, of Moroccan origin, was arrested yesterday afternoon by the carabinieri of the company from Rho, in the Milan area. The young man was identified during a vast extraordinary territorial control service aimed at combating drug dealing, in the municipalities of Garbagnate Milanese and Bollato, within the wooded area where he had created the bivouac, notoriously used to carry out the drug dealing activities.
Subjected to a search, he was found in possession of 54 doses of cocaine for a total weight of 42 grams and 5 doses of heroin for a total of approximately 5 grams, plus another 15 grams of heroin and three wraps containing hashish for a total weight of approximately 56 grams, as well as a precision scale and 265 euros in cash. He was put in handcuffs. In the same hours in Bollate, the Carabinieri arrested a 46-year-old Italian man and a 31-year-old Romanian woman in flagrante delicto for complicity in detention for the purpose of dealing drugs. The soldiers found, hidden inside the washing machine, a block containing cocaine, weighing approximately 60 grams as well as packaging material, a precision scale, cutting substance and approximately 3 thousand euros in cash. During the services, two Italians aged 24 and 43 were also administratively reported, both found in possession of a dose of cocaine
