PF investigates billionaire drug trafficking scheme with CCP connections

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Scheme moved more than 8 tons of cocaine and began after the American coast guard intercepted the sailboat wolf 4, which was under the command of Brazilian Flávio Fontes Pereira

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Federal Police (PF) is conducting an investigation into a drug trafficking scheme that has moved more than 8 tons of cocaine

A is conducting an investigation into a drug trafficking scheme that moved more than 8 tons of cocaine, with direct connections to . The operation began after the American Coast Guard intercepted the sailboat Wolf 4, which was under the command of Brazilian Flávio Fontes Pereira, carrying more than 3 tons of the illicit substance. During the testimonials to Dea, Flavio revealed that lawyer Leandro Cordosso was responsible for hiring him and leading the criminal operation. Brothers Levi and Rodrigo Felício, who are also associated with the CCP, were mentioned as part of the scheme. Another relevant name in the investigation is Marco Aurélio Souza, known as “Lelinho”, who was presented to Flávio by Cordosso and is considered one of the main organizers of trafficking.

In June 2022, Flavio received a load of cocaine to transport from São Sebastião to Spain, but the drug was seized by the Spanish civil guard before it could be delivered. The PF is now analyzing the links between different criminal groups and drug receivers in Europe and Africa, seeking to understand the extension of the trafficking network. Marco Aurélio’s lawyer, Áureo Tupinambá, claimed that there was a misunderstanding regarding the operation and denied any association of his client with the CCP or with drug trafficking activities.

Posted by Sarah Paula
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