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Brazil · Security Key Facts —The operation. Paraná civil police served 14 preventive-arrest warrants and 14 search warrants on 18 September 2026. —The allegation. Investigators say a family clan used a front trucking company to move drugs and rifles hidden in lawful cargo. —The route. Cargo allegedly ran from Paraná to communities in Rio de […] The post Paraná Family Clan Ran Arms Route to Rio,…

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