La Policía de Colombia detuvo en Rionegro a Ben Hamdane Sofyan, reclamado por las autoridades de su país por delitos de narcotráfico internacional
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Au total, les douaniers ont permis la saisie de 1 646,8 kg de cocaïne, 232,4 kg de méthamphétamine, soient 1 878,2 kg de stupéfiants ainsi que 11 glocks et 24 chargeurs.
Le voilier avait été rapatrié sur Papeete où l’office anti-stupéfiants a poursuivi les investigations et démantelé le bateau, permettant de trouver 714,1 kg de cocaïne et 49,8 kg d’ice supplémentaires.
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Et c’est Bruno Retailleau qui se fait mousser avec cette saisie!
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Les douaniers de la « Guardia di Finanza » ont trouvé à l’inter d’un conteneur frigorifique en provenance d’Equateur 50 kilos de coke.
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Four men have been jailed for more than 82 years in total, for their parts in a plot to smuggle cocaine worth millions into the UK.
Scott Johnston, 38, of Havant and Edwin Yahir Tabora Baca, 33, of Barcelona, Spain tried to outrun pursuing officers for around 28 miles at sea after their cocaine-laden boat was spotted off the coast of Cornwall.
They were today [1 August] jailed for 24 years and 17 years 7 months respectively at Truro Crown Court.
Michael May, 47, of Brentwood; and Terry Willis, 44, of Chelmsford, helped organise collection of the cocaine, worth £18.4m. They were also sentenced to 19 years’ and 21 years 8 months’ imprisonment.
A further two men – Peter Williams, 43, of Havant and Bobbie Pearce, 29, of Brentwood – are to be sentenced on 21 August, while Alex Fowlie, 35, of Chichester will be sentenced on 5 September.
The National Crime Agency (NCA) began investigating after Johnston, Williams and Tabora Baca were arrested when their rigid-hulled inflatable boat (RHIB) ran aground on Gwynver Beach, Penzance on 13 September 2024.
The men had been pursued for around an hour by Border Force officers who had spotted their RHIB on the horizon while carrying out an operation off the coast of Newquay, Cornwall.
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Four men have been arrested by the National Crime Agency after several hundred kilos of drugs were seized from a boat in Somerset.
Two UK nationals, an Albanian national and a Greek national, aged between 30 and 50, were arrested in the early hours of this morning in Watchet, west Somerset on suspicion of importing drugs.
The group are suspected of using a high-powered rigid hulled inflatable boat (RHIB) to travel out to sea where it is believed a cargo vessel had dropped off packages of what is believed to be cocaine.
The men are suspected of picking up the drugs to bring them to shore where they would be transported to an onward location.
The NCA is investigating potential links with cargo vessels in the area at the time of the incident.
The four will be questioned by NCA officers.
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An Edmonton man is facing charges after he allegedly tried to cross the border to Canada from the United States with almost 67 kilograms of cocaine in a commercial truck.
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