The bag reads "Don't use near children." This picture was taken by Rio police and sent to local media.
Photo by the author
Marijuana wraps with homemade prints. Photo by the author
The white wrap on the right, predictably, is for marijuana, the other two for cocaine. Photo by the author
“Fifa standard” – these wraps feature Turano, the name of the favela where the drugs came from. The letters "C.V." stand for Comando Vermelho, one of the most powerful criminal organisations in Brazil, mainly involved in trafficking drugs and weapons. Photo by the author
These packages for cocaine and crack feature the name of Argentinian football legend Maradona and the logo of local TV show 'Pânico'. Also: horses. Photo by the author
A more modern layout with the logo for the Rio 2016 Olympics and a super buff and angry crocodile. Photo from a closed social media group
Cocaine and lolo (an inhalable drug made of chloroform and ether) with logos of Batman and Red Bull, and fake skunk. Photo from a closed social media group
A marijuana wrap with the emblem of Rio's Flamengo football club, Red Bull and Batman logos and the face of Samuel Rosa, frontman of Brazilian band Skank. Photo from a closed social media group

Comando Vermelho festively cashing in on the Rio Carnival. Photo from a closed social media group
The logos of Red Bull, Batman and Flamengo, which are common on drug packaging, along with the logo and mascot for the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Photo from a closed social media group
Donald Duck wearing the Botafogo football club attire. Photo from a closed social media group
A higher quality print of Mike Tyson – "the original blow". Photo from a closed social media group
A Christmasy Shrek holding two AK-47s. Photo from a closed social media group
The Hulk on a package from Comando Vermelho. Photo from a closed social media group
Popeye on a package from Comando Vermelho. Photo from a closed social media group


