Mexico Seizes 47 Kilos of Cocaine and Methamphetamine Destined for Spain and South Korea
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In a first action, members of the Navy Secretariat secured 17 packages with approximately 19.9 kilos of cocaine that two Mexicans intended to bring to Spain
Mexico seizes 47 kilos of cocaine and methamphetamine destined for Spain and South Korea
Detainees were made available to the Public Prosecutor's Office, reported the Semar in a statement
Two men who traveled from Guadalajara to Mexico City were arrested at the AICM with nearly 20 kilos of drugs to take Espa to.
In addition, federal authorities reported on the detention of four people following inspection and surveillance work. The charge seized 47 kilos of drugs at AICM appeared first in Eleven News.
Four people were arrested at Mexico City International Airport (AICM) during various security interventions that ensured more than 47 kilograms of suspected drugs, including cocaine and methamphetamine, in addition to intervening in a case related to irregular baggage handling. Insurances were carried out at terminals 1 [...]
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