Overview
- Anti-drug agents stopped a Mazda with plate BUS-159 at the Huillque toll plaza in Ancahuasi, Anta, Cusco, in a Dirandro-led operation.
- Inspectors found concealed compartments under the front seats holding roughly 60 bricks totaling more than 65 kilos, with some packages marked by a dolphin logo, according to police.
- Nena Soto Contreras was detained with her partner Freddy Laurente Gómez and her son Carlos Guillén Soto, pointing investigators to a family-run trafficking structure.
- Authorities say the load likely belonged to a larger shipment broken into fragments from the VRAEM toward consolidation points and a route that reportedly leads to Bolivia.
- The February 2 interception, publicly confirmed in March, has been referred to the Ministerio Público, and the case follows her 2012 cocaine conviction and 2019 release that police say preceded a return to the trade.