The drugs, which had a street value of about $22 million, were seized in November by Customs and Border Protection officers from the Area Port of Philadelphia.
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Thursday, January 11, 2018
Customs officers seize $22 million in cocaine hidden inside furniture
The drugs, which had a street value of about $22 million, were seized in November by Customs and Border Protection officers from the Area Port of Philadelphia.
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And the furniture was crap.
ReplyDeleteHeard mike Lewis smelled it from here. Lol 😂
ReplyDeleteMany noses will go hungry tonight.
ReplyDeleteNot even a drop in the bucket people. The enforcement of drug interdiction is a smoke and mirror operation. We need an all out assault on Cartels and our borders. We are living in a make believe world that is funded by drug proceeds. The Government has no desire to stop it. It would bankrupt America. Sickening what the Liberals have done to this country.
ReplyDeleteLimelight Lewis is on his way there now to pose for photos because he personally trained each one of the agents.
ReplyDeleteHey , that was going to the Clinton Foundation !!!
ReplyDeleteon its way to Fruitland.....
ReplyDeletecocaine couches?
ReplyDeleteSomebody in the cartel will get a big reprimand.
ReplyDeleteSince when can PR manufacture and ship furniture? That place was flattened 6 months ago!
ReplyDeleteClue #1.