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Uvita Mansion Hid 357 Cocaine Packages and Costa Rica's First 3D-Printed Rifles

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Costa Rican police seized 357 cocaine packages, four 3D-printed rifles and other weapons from a luxury Uvita home after a shootout. Two suspects are in custody.

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Weapons Made with 3D Technology Turn on Alarms in Costa Rican Authorities

San José, Oct 22 (EFE).- The unpublished discovery of four weapons manufactured with 3D printing technology, during a raid on a drug trafficking case, ignited on Thursday the alarms of the authorities of Costa Rica, which label the fact as a new threat to the security of the country. “These weapons come to evade all [...] The entry Weapons made with 3D technology ignite alarms in the authorities of Costa Rica was first published in HolaNews.

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Uvita Mansion Hid 357 Cocaine Packages and Costa Rica's First 3D-Printed Rifles

Costa Rican police seized 357 cocaine packages, four 3D-printed rifles and other weapons from a luxury Uvita home after a shootout. Two suspects are in custody.

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The Tico Times broke the news in San José, Costa Rica on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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