In 2011 were extradited to the United States 15 Dominicans by drugs and other crimes

The National Directorate for Drug Control (DNCD) occupied eight thousand kilos of cocaine in operation which also left a toll of 25 thousand people arrested in the 2011.

To give his report on his management of this year that nearly ends, the institution highlights the efforts made to reduce the microtráfico of drugs at Dominican Republic.

The eight thousand kilograms of drugs including cocaine, heroin, crack and marijuana, who joined 15 thousand 305 kill this plant, seizures conducted over 22 thousand 500 operating and break-ins.

Such results were possible, said the Agency, "thanks to close cooperation and joint work with the public prosecutor's Office, the armed forces and police", as well as by assistance from international agencies, especially the drug administration of the United States (DEA), the Colombia police, the Dutch authorities, Spanish, German, British, French, Canadian u000aand Venezuela, among others.

The report reveals that they were conducted hundreds of raids presided over by prosecutors, prior authorizations of judges competent, as well as thousands of arrests targeted in streets, avenues alleys of sectors residential and popular in the capital, cities and communities throughout the national.

In addition to large seizures of such drugs, the DNCD occupied 293 kg 100 g of substance who threw negative result in the forensic laboratory, in addition to 17,913 units not controlled drugs and about 550 tablets of Ecstasy and hundreds of clothes, caps and rings with printed figures that were consumption of narcotics, especially of marijuana.

Of more than 25 thousand detainees during 2011 sentences 632 are women, according to the statistics of the DNCD, while it reveals that they were received from the United States about 1,185 repatriated after serving sentences by Affairs u000arelated to drugs, while 18 foreigners were expelled from the country and 15 Dominicans were extradited to the United States to answer charges for various crimes.

Among the prisoners there were 24,000 165 Dominicans, Haitians 531 51 Spanish, 24 Americans 23 Colombians, 15 Dutch, 15 Italians, 10 Cubans, 10 Russians, 10 Venezuelans, 6 Cubans and equal number of Danes, French, and equal number of Mexicans, 5 British, 5 Puerto Ricans, 4 Peruvians, 4 Swiss, 3 Canadians, curazoleños 3, 2 Argentines, 2 Belgians, two Brazilians and 2 Scots.

The remaining detainees were 2 filipinos, 2 Indic, 2 New Zealanders, 2 Portuguese, a Colombian, a botswanés, an Israeli, a Jamaican, a Lebanese, a Libyan, a Nepalese, a Norwegian, a Panamanian, a Paraguayan, a pole, a Romanian and Serbian. The institution does not need, instead, how much of these detainees are in prison, while more than 90 percent was u000aarrested in flagrante offence.

The Agency under the command of major general Rolando pink Matthew seized also of RD$ 8,488,695, US$ 372,133 and 55,120 euros, as well as 277 vehicles - most luxury - and 2,057 motorcycles. In the hands of traffickers were seized - addition - 485 firearm, of which 252 are pistols, 53 revolvers, 40 shotguns, 5 rifles, 2 rifles and homemade 133, known with "Chilean ' or 'chagones'.

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