Intercepted 30 Kilos of Cocaine Were Hidden (Very Well) in an Excavator From Panama.
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gelderlander.nlCustoms intercepted 30.6 kilograms of cocaine at Schiphol. The shipment of drugs was hidden in an attachment for excavators, so well that the fire department had to be called in.
Customs has intercepted 30.6 kilograms of cocaine at Schiphol. The shipment of drugs was hidden in an attachment for excavators, so well that the...
Customs at Schiphol Airport found 30.6 kilos of cocaine in an attachment for excavators. The drugs were hidden inside a so-called cross-drum milling cutter originating from Panama. Customs tracked down the cocaine shipment last Thursday after two customs officers noticed something unusual in a scan of the device. The drugs were eventually discovered with the help of sniffer dogs. Opening the attachment was quite a job: the fire department was …
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