Two Belgians Arrested for Smuggling 70 Kg of Drugs with a Motorhome in Iceland
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Two Belgians charged in Iceland after the discovery of 70 kg of drugs in their camper, including amphetamines, cocaine, ketamine and MDMA
One of them was caught digging a hole in a campsite. A 53-year-old Belgian and a 29-year-old Belgian were charged in Iceland for trafficking...
Two foreigners are charged in connection with a large drug trafficking off Norröna in June. A Belgian man and a woman are accused of smuggling nearly 70 kg of drugs to Iceland. The drugs were hidden in three places in a caravan that the couple traveled in when they arrived in Iceland on the Norröna. 56 kg of amphetamine, eight kg of cocaine, three kg of ketamine, almost one kg of MDMA and ketamine mixture, and almost one kg of methamphetamine …
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