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Mega operation targets stolen cell phone mafia in SP and uses sniffer dogs to find devices

oglobo10 September 2026 at 11:22

A megaoperation mobilized 1,700 agents on Thursday to dismantle a criminal ring suspected of operating in the theft, unlocking, resale, and disassembly of cell phones in São Paulo. Named Frankmobile, the operation executed 84 search warrants and seven temporary arrest warrants in São Paulo and Goiás. Sniffer dogs from the Prison Police are also used to locate devices at addresses identified by the investigation as storage points for stolen and pilfered cell phones.

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