Portugal

Port. Arrested woman who was trying to put drugs in prison

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Briefings

A Portuguese court is investigating a woman suspected of hiding over 50 grams of cannabis resin and 60 grams of cocaine in her body to smuggle them to her incarcerated son at the Porto Prison. The evidence indicates the drug was intended for the child's consumption, though the specific method of delivery remains unclear.

Key points

• Suspects are hiding over 50 grams of cannabis resin and 60 grams of cocaine in their body.
• The drugs were intended for the child, who is currently incarcerated at the Porto Prison.

Context

This case involves a family connection where a mother attempts to smuggle illicit drugs to her son in prison, raising concerns about child safety and prison rehabilitation.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the suspected quantities of drugs and the stated intent to deliver them to the child. The specific method of delivery, the woman's identity, and the child's age are not confirmed by the available source.

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