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ARMADA DE CHILE Y ADUANAS Detienen a pasajero de Barcaza portando 1 Kilo 998 gramos de Clorhidrato de Cocaína en Terminal Marítimo de Puerto Cisnes.

DIRECTEMAR COMUNICADO DE PRENSA
ARMADA DE CHILE
DEPARTAMENTO RELACIONES PÚBLICAS
GOBERNACIÓN MARÍTIMA DE AYSÉN Puerto Aysén, 29 Septiembre del 2021
Procedimiento Policial Ley 20.000
El 29 de Septiembre de 2021, en Terminal Marítimo de Puerto Cisnes, durante
control de la barrera sanitaria, realizada a la Barcaza de conectividad “JACAF”
matrícula CBJF, proveniente de Quellón, personal de la Armada en conjunto con
funcionarios del Servicio Nacional de Aduanas, detectaron a bordo de la barcaza,
a un pasajero de nacionalidad chilena, portando en su equipaje cajas de
mercadería, correspondiente a 07 tarros de Nescafe sellados, los cuales en su
interior portaban envoltorios de aluminio tapados con café. A estos se les efectuó
una prueba de campo, arrojando positivo a Clorhidrato de Cocaína, con un peso
neto de 1998 gramos, equivalente a 4.000 dosis cuyo valor total asciende a más
de 79 millones de pesos.
Se informó al Fiscal de turno Sr. Pedro Poblete Viejo, quien dispuso que el
infractor pase a control de detención por infringir la Ley 20.000, disponiendo que
el procedimiento sea adoptado por la SIP de Carabineros de Puerto Cisnes.
La Capitanía de Puerto Cisnes seguirá realizando fiscalizaciones en conjunto con
organismos públicos, objeto prevenir el tráfico de drogas en los Puertos y
Terminales Marítimos.
Porque la Actividad Marítima no se detiene, nosotros tampoco.

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