"Unique Catch" in Port of Antwerp: Liquefied Cocaine Found in Soap Bottles
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Belgian authorities have found 450 boxes of cocaine in the port of Antwerp. The drugs had been liquefied and were hidden in bottles of soap, reports the Belgian Public Prosecution Service. The consignment of cocaine was found on August 24, but the Belgian authorities have only now announced the discovery. The police and customs discovered the shipment following a tip about a suspicious container. The shipping container originated in Colombia an…
Algemeen Dagblad
bd.nlA remarkable discovery was made in the Port of Antwerp in late August. Police and customs found drugs there, concealed in bottles of liquid soap. The exact amount of cocaine seized remains to be seen.
In the port of Antwerp, police and customs made a unique cocaine seizure at the end of August. The drugs had been liquefied and were hidden in bottles of soap. The drug seizure was only announced now by the Antwerp Public Prosecutor's Office.
A shipment of cocaine in liquid form, hidden in soap bottles, was seized in the port of Antwerp last August, said the prosecutor's office of Antwerp on Sunday. The cargo consisted of 450 cartons of soap of 12 kg each. The total amount of cocaine remains to be determined. The Federal Judicial Police (PJF) of Antwerp had received information concerning a potentially suspicious container. "After a more thorough investigation, it was found that this…
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