Two Truck Drivers Were Convicted for Trying to Smuggle 35 Tons of a Chemical Used to Make Cocaine.
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They received a sentence of four years and eight months in prison for attempting to enter Bolivia with 191 drums of ethyl acetate
Two Bolivian carriers were sentenced to four years and eight months in prison for attempting to remove 35,144 kilos of ethyl acetate from the country with adulterated documentation. The shipment, valued at more than $167 million, was detected in March at the Aguas Blancas border crossing point. The substance can be used in cocaine processing processes.
Buenos Aires, 2 November (NA) -- Two truck drivers of Bolivian nationality, identified as Juan Carlos Nina González and Carlos Puma García, were sentenced to four years and eight months in prison after being considered co-authors of the crime of aggravated smuggling of chemical precursors through the use of adulterated documentation, as an attempt, in ideal competition with the entry of these substances into the border area without proper author…
Two truck drivers will serve four years and eight months in prison for trying to pass 35 tons of a chemical precursor to Bolivia.
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