Police in Grosseto arrested a suspected cocaine dealer after investigations into alleged push trafficking that prosecutors say ran relentlessly, day after day. Carabinieri from the Nucleo Investigativo of the Provincial Command of Grosseto carried out an ordinance of pre-trial custody issued by the judge for preliminary investigations at the Tribunal of Grosseto against a man accused of drug dealing. Investigators alleged the suspect supplied large quantities of cocaine to a wide circle of customers. Among them, the investigation identified at least 23 habitual drug users who, according to the police findings, regularly bought from the same dealer with an extremely high frequency, reaching five to six purchases in a single day for some. The probe, coordinated with the Public Prosecutor’s Office of Grosseto, gathered and consolidated evidence related to multiple alleged drug sales to the numerous buyers. The case is still at the preliminary investigation stage, and under Italy’s presumption of innocence, any responsibility will only be definitively established by a final conviction sentence.