Semar Secures Boat with More than a Ton of Cocaine in Southwestern Chiapas
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This confiscation represents an economic impact of approximately $14 million for criminal groups
Offboard engines and 33 drums with 840 litres of fuel were also seized in the boat
The Federal Security Cabinet reports that in the waters of the Pacific Ocean, Marine elements secured a smaller vessel with four outboard engines and three crew members on board, carrying 38 packages of cocaine, with a total weight of 1,140 kilograms, 33 drums with approximately 840 liters of fuel and two beacons. [...] The Marines article secures more than a ton of cocaine on the coast of Chiapas first appeared in: 88.9 News.
More than a ton of suspected cocaine was secured by members of the Secretariat of the Navy (Semar) during a maritime surveillance operation carried out in the waters of the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Chiapas. In the action, three persons were also arrested on board a fast boat used for the shipment. According to official information, the intercept occurred at approximately 385 nautical miles, equivalent to about 713 kilometres south-west of …
In front of the coasts of Chiapas, members of the Secretariat of the Navy secured a boat with about 1.1 tons of cocaine. The charge seized a ton of cocaine in Chiapas first appeared in Eleven News.
The Secretariat of the Navy (Semar) gave a heavy blow to drug trafficking by securing a vessel carrying more than a ton of suspected cocaine in the waters of the Pacific Ocean, off the coast of Chiapas. The operation was carried out during sea surveillance tours, when naval personnel detected a suspicious boat about 385 nautical miles south-west of Chiapas. During the inspection, 38 packages weighing approximately 1,140 kilograms of suspected co…
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