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Capilé was arrested on Saturday morning (15) and expelled to Brazil at night. He was handed over to the Brazilian authorities at the custom of the Friendship Bridge in Foz and drove to the city police station.
The trafficker left the police station in a car at 2:40 pm this Sunday and was taken to the airport where a civilian police plane from Rio de Janeiro was waiting, according to PF's information. . Shortly after, the plane took off, still according to the police.
PF did not indicate where he would be arrested in Rio de Janeiro.
Arrested in the morning of Saturday The trafficker had $ 118,000 in cash, jewelry and a collection of watches at his home.
In connection with the police, he was one of the drug trafficking officials in the Acari favela, in the northern area of the capital, Rio de Janeiro.
The Los Laureles neighborhood townhouse in the Paraguayan capital's upper middle clbad was monitored by a security system and its grilles and fences were electrified.
At the time of his arrest, Capilé was with his wife, two minor children, his father-in-law and a friend, suspected of being one of his security guards and an armed man, but all were also expelled.
The investigations started in 2016 indicate that he had lived in Paraguay for three years. He had left Acari to closely monitor the contracts he was pbading to deliver tons of drugs and weapons to the favela. Watches, jewels and money seized in the house of the carioca merchant Carlos Cardoso in Paraguay – Photo: Reproduction "src =" date
The joint operation of the Federal Police and the Rio de Janeiro Civil Police and the National Anti-Drug Secretariat Paraguay began Monday (10).
In Brazil, Cardoso has arrest warrants for crimes such as drug trafficking and homicide. He had been wanted for at least 10 years.
Paraguayan police investigations indicate that at least six Brazilian criminal factions operate in the neighboring country, from where they send drugs, weapons and ammunition to states like Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo.
On November 19, Marcelo Fernando Pinheiro da Veiga, imprisoned in Asunción, was also handed over to the Brazilian authorities after being expelled from the neighboring country at the request of President Mario Abdo Benítez.
The same day, Piloto was transferred to the federal penitentiary of Catanduvas, in western Paraná, to serve the sentence of more than 26 years imprisonment for conviction of which he had been convicted of robbery.
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