ITALY POLICE FIND A SHIPMENT OF COCAINE STUFFED IN COFFEE BEANS

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130 grams of cocaine was found in a two-kilogram shipment of coffee beans
It arrived at Milan's Malpensa Airport from Colombia

Italy Police discovered cocaine stuffed inside individually hollowed-out coffee beans. It was found after opening a parcel that was addressed to a fictional Mafia boss from a Hollywood movie. According to a statement from the Guardia di Fina....

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ITALY POLICE FIND A SHIPMENT OF COCAINE STUFFED IN COFFEE BEANS

Published On 21 Jul 2020 07:12 AM

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