Peru: Police seize 3.3 tons of cocaine hidden in COAL
- 10 years ago
Video ID: 20140827-005
¤M/S Law enforcement axing coal *BUG AT SOURCE* *SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤M/S Police axing coal *BUG AT SOURCE* *SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤C/U Coal and package of cocaine *BUG AT SOURCE* *SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤M/S Police axing coal *BUG AT SOURCE* *SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤C/U Coal *BUG AT SOURCE* *SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤M/S Packages of cocaine *BUG AT SOURCE* *SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤C/U Cocaine *BUG AT SOURCE* *SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤M/S Counter-narcotics police chief Vincente Romero and law enforcement officials walking *BUG AT SOURCE* *NO SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤C/U Counter-narcotics police chief Vincente Romero and law enforcement officials *BUG AT SOURCE* *NO SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤SOT, Anti-narcotics police officer (in Spanish): "First they drilled out the coal stone and put the cocaine inside. With the coal pulver they made a chemical substance and waited around two or two and half months for it to dry. Once it was dry you can see the result here. It’s like a stone." *BUG AT SOURCE*
¤W/S Packages of cocaine *BUG AT SOURCE* *NO SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤W/S Packages of cocaine *BUG AT SOURCE* *NO SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤M/S Packages of cocaine *BUG AT SOURCE* *NO SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤M/S Site of confiscation *BUG AT SOURCE* *NO SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤SCRIPT
The Peruvian police confiscated 3.3 tons of cocaine that was hidden in a shipment of coal headed to Belgium and Spain, in the northern port of Trujillo, Tuesday.
Five Peruvians and two Mexicans, believed to be part of a Mexican cartel, were arrested.
According to counter-narcotics police chief Vincente Romero, it was the biggest cocaine seizure of the year in Peru, which overtook Colombia as the world's top cocaine producer in 2012.
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¤M/S Law enforcement axing coal *BUG AT SOURCE* *SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤M/S Police axing coal *BUG AT SOURCE* *SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤C/U Coal and package of cocaine *BUG AT SOURCE* *SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤M/S Police axing coal *BUG AT SOURCE* *SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤C/U Coal *BUG AT SOURCE* *SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤M/S Packages of cocaine *BUG AT SOURCE* *SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤C/U Cocaine *BUG AT SOURCE* *SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤M/S Counter-narcotics police chief Vincente Romero and law enforcement officials walking *BUG AT SOURCE* *NO SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤C/U Counter-narcotics police chief Vincente Romero and law enforcement officials *BUG AT SOURCE* *NO SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤SOT, Anti-narcotics police officer (in Spanish): "First they drilled out the coal stone and put the cocaine inside. With the coal pulver they made a chemical substance and waited around two or two and half months for it to dry. Once it was dry you can see the result here. It’s like a stone." *BUG AT SOURCE*
¤W/S Packages of cocaine *BUG AT SOURCE* *NO SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤W/S Packages of cocaine *BUG AT SOURCE* *NO SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤M/S Packages of cocaine *BUG AT SOURCE* *NO SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤M/S Site of confiscation *BUG AT SOURCE* *NO SOUND AT SOURCE*
¤SCRIPT
The Peruvian police confiscated 3.3 tons of cocaine that was hidden in a shipment of coal headed to Belgium and Spain, in the northern port of Trujillo, Tuesday.
Five Peruvians and two Mexicans, believed to be part of a Mexican cartel, were arrested.
According to counter-narcotics police chief Vincente Romero, it was the biggest cocaine seizure of the year in Peru, which overtook Colombia as the world's top cocaine producer in 2012.
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