In Italy, a Truffle Dog Dug up 25,000 Euros of Cocaine From the Ground.
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It was supposed to be a normal walk in the countryside looking for truffles, but in the end it was indirectly transformed The article The story of the truffle dog that dug and found 270 grams of cocaine comes from daily Blitz.
In Italy, a dog that was taught to find truffles underground accidentally turned a routine walk in the woods into a small anti-drug operation. The dog dug up 270 grams of pure cocaine in the forest.
A mushroom hunt turned into a police operation. A dog trained to detect truffles discovered buried packages of pure cocaine worth up to €25,000 in a forest in Abruzzo, Italy.
The man when he saw his trusty Lagotto Romagna come back with three strange eggs in his mouth, in the countryside of Corropoli, in the province of Teramo, was amazed and alerted the military
An autumn walk among the scents of the Teramana countryside, the season of the truffle harvest now at the starting ribbons and a faithful four-legged friend with infallible nose. Too bad that the dog digging instead of precious truffles finds 25 thousand euros of pure cocaine buried in 3 wraps
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