They released the prisoner detained in Brazil with drugs and said that she was going to receive a thousand dollars for the transfer.

A bail was granted to the missionary detained by the Federal Highway Police (FRP) when she was carrying over 100 kilograms of marijuana. The decision was made by federal judge Paola Goulart de Sousa, who also recovered custody of her 5-year-old daughter. The woman confessed that she had done so because she was going to receive a thousand dollars for the transfer of narcotics.

The 38-year-old woman was approached Saturday in a Vectra vehicle with her five-year-old daughter. He said that he would receive a thousand dollars to transport drugs from the border of Paraná to Santana do Livramento / RS. The minor, who had been taken at first instance by the Trusteeship Council, returned to her mother's custody.

The case continues and the investigation continues so that the Argentine woman remains subordinate and that her release is conditional until the episode is clarified.

The case

The event took place in Seberi, a municipality in Rio Grande do Sul, 110 kilometers from the border with El Soberbio. A Chevrolet Vectra driven by the 38-year-old woman residing on Roque Saenz Peña Avenue in Posadas, who was traveling with her 5-year-old daughter, was probably used as a "screen" to avoid road checks.

During a routine check on the city's BR-386Al state road, uniformed police officers asked for the car's papers and, by that time, they noticed some tension in the woman. They therefore invited her to park in the shoulder and carried out a thorough inspection of the car. The woman was allowed to drive the vehicle also settled in Posadas on behalf of another person.

There, the Brazilian authorities discovered a cargo of marijuana bricks concealed in the floor of the vehicle and in the rear bumper. The weighing of the testimony of the expert revealed a total of 100 kilograms. The minor was transferred to the Seberi Guardian Council until the arrival of the detainee's relatives, who brought her back to Posadas.

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