The National Police has dismantled an important drug sales point that was operating in a squatted apartment in the Pelamios neighborhood, in Santiago, in a device in which two people have been arrested and charged with drug trafficking and robbery. with violence and intimidation.The operation was launched after complaints from residents of Pelamios who warned of the unusual transfer of drug addicts and after there had been a violent incident on the street, in which they also frequently appeared useful for drug use, which had caused alarm. in the neighborhood.After a laborious investigation, agents from the Local Judicial Police Brigade, the Narcotics Group and the Citizen Security Brigade identified the exact place where drugs were being trafficked, which was a flat that was also squatted where He sold heroin and cocaine.The operation, in addition to dismantling a black point of sale of drugs, has led to the eviction of the house and has been settled, after several entries and searches in homes, with the seizure of a total of 45,000 euros, 80 grams of cocaine, scales of precision and other tools and precursors for the production and sale of narcotic substances, as well as a large machete.Throughout the month of August, the National Police has carried out two other devices in Santiago in which three other people have been arrested.One of them was the result of the close collaboration between the National and Local Police and culminated in the rapid arrest of two young people who are accused of drug trafficking and robbery with violence and intimidation.Both were arrested red-handed in an area near entertainment venues in the Ensanche and they seized eleven packages of cocaine arranged in doses for sale.The last of the detainees dates back to August 30, when officials from the Mobile Brigade of the Superior Police Headquarters of Galicia were carrying out crime prevention work in the Compostela Ensanche when they observed how two young people carried out a drug pass.After being identified and searched, the alleged perpetrator of the events was carrying several bags of cocaine.TEXT: ALEJANDRA CEBALLOS LÓPEZ / SF© Copyright LA ​​VOZ DE GALICIA SA Polígono de Sabón, Arteixo, A CORUÑA (SPAIN) Registered in the Mercantile Registry of A Coruña in Volume 2438 of the Archive, General Section, on pages 91 and following, page C-2141.CIF: A-15000649.