CBSA Seizes $2M in Cocaine Hidden in Cheese Cans

Traveller arrested trying to smuggle $2M worth of cocaine inside cans of cheese: CBSA

A traveller has been arrested trying smuggle more than $2 million worth of cocaine, hidden inside cans of cheese, the Canada Border Services Agency says.

Traveller arrested after $2M worth of cocaine found in canned cheese at Pearson, CBSA says

The 18 kg of cocaine is worth more than $2 million, officers said, adding the evidence and suspect were turned over to the RCMP.

Traveller caught by CBSA carrying 18 kilos of cocaine in cheese cans

The Canadian Border Services Agency said officers arrested a traveller arriving from Jamaica who allegedly attempted to smuggle several kilos of cocaine.

CBSA seizes $2M in cocaine hidden in cheese cans

Approximately 18 kilograms of cocaine, with an estimated street value of over $2 million, were discovered in the GTA.

Smugglers get caught in a cheesy situation at Toronto Pearson Airport

An attempt to smuggle over $2 million worth of cocaine through Toronto Pearson Airport was thwarted last month. A traveller from Jamaica allegedly attempted to smuggle approximately 18 kilograms of cocaine, worth over $2 million, in processed cheese cans, the Canada Border Services Agency said in a post on X today. The incident happened at Toronto Pearson International Airport on July 19, a Canada Border Services Agency spokesperson told INsauga…