US Coast Guard Seizes US$27 Million Worth of Cocaine in Caribbean Sea
Federal agents took custody of four detainees after two Caribbean Sea interdictions seized about 3,622 pounds of cocaine, the Coast Guard said.
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US Coast Guard seizes US$27 million worth of cocaine in Caribbean Sea
MIAMI, CMC – The United States Coast Guard says it has offloaded about 3,622 pounds of cocaine, valued at an estimated US$27 million, seized during two operations in the Caribbean Sea. The drugs were brought ashore on Wednesday, along with four people detained during the operations. The detainees were handed over to federal agents at Port Everglades, Florida, for further investigation, the Coast Guard said.
Coast Guard offloads over $27 million in cocaine at Port Everglades - Seapower Magazine
MIAMI — U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Tahoma’s crew offloaded approximately 3,622 pounds of cocaine and four detainees, Wednesday, in Port Everglades. The offload is from two interdictions resulting in the seizure of the illicit narcotics and the apprehension of four detainees in the Caribbean Sea. Federal agents took custody of...
US Coast Guard seizes $27 million worth of cocaine in Caribbean Sea
(CMR) The United States Coast Guard has seized approximately 3,622 pounds of cocaine, valued at US$27 million, during two separate drug interdiction operations in the Caribbean Sea that also resulted in the detention of four individuals. The illicit drugs were offloaded by the crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Tahoma at Port Everglades, Florida, on Wednesday, […]
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