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Passenger Arriving From Charleroi at Palma De Mallorca Caught with 109 Cocaine Packets Inside His Body

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Spanish authorities intercepted a 46-year-old Nigerian man at Palma de Mallorca Airport after discovering 109 packets of suspected cocaine concealed inside his body. The passenger arrived from Brussels South Charleroi Airport on the night of 6 September on Ryanair flight FR7831 operated by Lauda Europe Boeing 737-800 registered 9H-LOR. Acting on advance intelligence, officers from […]

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Palma de Mallorca – Police stop a man with 109 cocaine packets in the intestines at Mallorca Airport.

·Berlin, Germany
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The passenger arrived in Mallorca on a flight from Belgium and expelled more than a hundred packs of 1.35 kilos in the hospital.

·Madrid, Spain
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The action began after receiving an alert about the arrival of a traveler who might be hiding and transporting drugs in his body

·Barcelona, Spain
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In a joint investigation by the National Police, the Customs Surveillance Service of the Tax Agency and the Civil Guard, a man, of Nigerian origin, has been arrested as an alleged perpetrator of a drug trafficking offence, for carrying inside his body 109 cocaine acorns, which added up more ... Continue reading "A Nigerian arrested at Palma airport with more than a kilo of cocaine hidden in his body"

·Madrid, Spain
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A 46-year-old man has been arrested at Palma airport as the alleged perpetrator of a drug trafficking crime after being found with more than a quiño of cocaine inside his body, as reported by the Civil Guard this Friday.

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Forbes España broke the news on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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