At least 10 people were detained on Wednesday during a SWAT situation at a meat market in Miami.
Chopper 6 flew over Friendly Grocery Store and Food Market, located off 67th Street and 17th Avenue, where several people were placed against an armored vehicle.
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According to Miami Police, officers were serving a warrant for a narcotic sale.
Several people have since been released after they were questioned by police.
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Officers also loaded six gambling machines onto the back of a pickup truck.
Shoppers told NBC6 those machines are not in plain view at the store.
“That’s in a private room, so I dont know what goes on," a shopper said. "What goes on back there, I don't know that.”
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The market is across the street from a K-8 center, and less than three weeks ago, there was a similar raid at a Little Havana store, which resulted in the arrests of a woman and a teenager.
NBC6 to people in the area who frequent the store.
“I think that’s sad," said a person. "I think there’s always trouble when you let people hang out at the store. Inside and outside.”
“This store does great to this hood," said a person. "They serve us food, meat and everything.”
NBC6 observed at least one person being placed into a police cruiser for further questioning but no arrests have been formally made.
