Costa Rica Prison officers catch cat carrying two packages of drugs

CALL THE PAW-LICE: Cat used in attempt to smuggle drugs into Costa Rican prison

It was almost the purr-fect crime. Authorities in Costa Rica say a cat was caught trying to enter a prison with drugs attached to its body.

Video shows drug-smuggling cat caught by prison guards in Costa Rica

The justice ministry shared a video of the cat, which was carrying over 230 grams of marijuana and 67 grams of crack cocaine.

A pigeon had also been intercepted by guards in 2015. The volatile had been erected by prisoners to transport cocaine and marijuana behind bars.

Humans are known for doing bad things, but sometimes they also use animals for these dirty deeds. New methods are tried for drug smuggling. In a small country in Central America, drugs are being supplied using cats. People are shocked after this case came to light.

In Costa Rica, security forces intercepted a small cat that jumped over the fence of a prison loaded with drugs at night.The packages were intended for two prisoners, as the Costa Rican Ministry of Justice reported.The black-and-white cat had 230 grams of marijuana and 67 grams of crack.It was captured by a prison guard who had climbed over a fence and then the guards cut the packages off from her body with drugs.The animal now lives at an anima…

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