A special and intense movement of customers in an Italian hair salon finally revealed the true role of the owner of the establishment.
The police (Carabinieri) of Genoa, Italy, noticed the entry and exit of the men in the company and their sense of smell did not fail them: they discovered that the alleged customers in the premises, located in Foce, “had acquired drugs “.
This was reported on Saturday, December 2, 2023 by the Spanish media Antena 3. But why were the police officers warned and what led them to investigate this crime?
The bare clientele?
It wasn’t a customer who caused the alerts. There were several. The owner of the hair salon has left out one detail – unusual by the way.
The officers observed “strange comings and goings” of people in their building, including “bald people who probably didn’t need a haircut,” Antena 3 explained in its review.
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The officials carried out an operation and the surveillance work left no doubt: “Some customers, of different professions and ages, went to the hairdresser only with the intention of purchasing narcotics, while others combined the haircut with the purchase of one or more doses.”
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The drug dealer’s hairdresser
The investigation revealed another important piece of information and they stated that it has to do with the tires that, far from scissors, combs and machines, would have discovered the hairdresser currently in serious trouble. The subject “maintained contact with prisoners in a prison in the city of Genoa.”
The aforementioned media expanded in the building, the authorities found “100 grams of cocaine” and in the home of the owner of the hair salon “for bald people” they allegedly found hashish.
In 20 Minutes they added that the 55-year-old hairdresser was arrested on Friday, December 1, 2023 and “they accused him of drug trafficking.”
This arrest is not a joke that tells itself. Although it may seem like a joke, as ABC said, published by Italian media La Repubblica, “the matter is completely real.”
The operation to detect and dismantle this network was possible “thanks to the Carabinieri of the Genoa Investigative Unit, with the collaboration of colleagues from the Forte San Giuliano police station.”
(JO)
Source: Eluniverso
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