Huge shipment of cocaine intercepted

Huge shipment of cocaine intercepted

World June 3, 2016 07:36

cartagena - A batch of 1,137 kilos of cocaine destined for the port of Antwerp, was seized in the Colombian port city of Cartagena. The local police made on Thursday. The party was hidden in a shipment of bananas.

The charge would leave a few hours after the interception to Belgium. The drugs came to light when dogs started barking.

The Netherlands also is flooded with cocaine. In the past ten months discovered police, justice and customs more than 30 000 kilograms of cocaine. Never before in the history knew Dutch crime investigation teams in such a short time so get lots of hard drugs from South America.
  
    
     
      
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According to a UN report conducted Colombia as the largest producer of coca leaf in 2014 442 tons of cocaine.

The charge would leave a few hours after the interception to Belgium. The drugs came to light when dogs started barking.

The Netherlands also is flooded with cocaine. In the past ten months discovered police, justice and customs more than 30 000 kilograms of cocaine. Never before in the history knew Dutch crime investigation teams in such a short time so get lots of hard drugs from South America.
  
    
     
      
        0:50
      
     Child devastated unique Lego image
     
     
      
        1:31
      
     Woman buys freezer with corpse
     
     
      
        1:55
      
     Kate scored with bare dress
     
    
   
  
  
   
    
    
   
   
    
    
   
   
    
     
     
    
   
 

According to a UN report conducted Colombia as the largest producer of coca leaf in 2014 442 tons of cocaine.

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