Man caught smuggling half a kilo of cocaine between legs
Jessica Jones - [email protected]
Published: 5 Apr, 2016 CET.
Updated: Tue 5 Apr 2016 09:58 CET
A man has been arrested after trying to smuggle almost half a kilo of cocaine through Madrid’s Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airport… between his legs.
The 43-year-old´s man´s unusually large bulge was actually a tightly wrapped bundle of 400g of cocaine, discovered during a routine frisking at security.
Security officers discovered the cylindrical bundle in the underwear of the man, who was attempting to smuggle the drugs into Spain from Costa Rica.
¡¡Un "paquete" sospechoso entre las piernas!!
Detenido en #Barajas con 400 gramos de coca en sus genitales. pic.twitter.com/OVsNpzB5og
— Policía Nacional (@policia) April 4, 2016
Spain’s National Police tweeted a photograph of the man standing in his underwear, hands on hips, the white package protruding from his underwear.
The man was arrested on charges of crimes against public health and faces a prison sentence of between six months and three years.
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The 43-year-old´s man´s unusually large bulge was actually a tightly wrapped bundle of 400g of cocaine, discovered during a routine frisking at security.
Security officers discovered the cylindrical bundle in the underwear of the man, who was attempting to smuggle the drugs into Spain from Costa Rica.
¡¡Un "paquete" sospechoso entre las piernas!!
— Policía Nacional (@policia) April 4, 2016
Detenido en #Barajas con 400 gramos de coca en sus genitales. pic.twitter.com/OVsNpzB5og
Spain’s National Police tweeted a photograph of the man standing in his underwear, hands on hips, the white package protruding from his underwear.
The man was arrested on charges of crimes against public health and faces a prison sentence of between six months and three years.
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