The procedure involves the release of drugs with open sea medications, after which they were selected by small fishing boats.
In France, on April 4, the network was opened to the first time to import sea cocaine. It was reported by the Prosecutor’s Office of the French City of Renn, Le Figaro reports.
According to the prosecutor, the method of falling the procedure involves the release of drugs with open -sea drugs, after which they were selected by small fishing boats. Such a method, according to him, is “characteristic of the most poisonous organized criminal groups.”
During the operation, where nearly one hundred police officers were involved, “800 kg of cocaine was discovered riding on the ship” – a shipment ship that left Brazil and heading to Amsterdam. The ship was redirected to the port of Dunkirk, and the whole person, consisting of 22 sailors of the Philippine origin, were confined.
So, eight people were arrested – six men, including three fishermen, and two women – in the cities of Tankerville, Havre and Wibrem. Some of these have criminal records for violating fishing policies, others – for robbery with aggravating conditions, violence or drugs.
The investigation that led to this operation lasted 18 months. It is indicated that the interrogations of the suspects continue under the control of the judicial police.
“This exceptional operation was the first in France in the nature of the recognized procedure and had not occurred in terms of attracting all units of the country’s internal security
Remember that in seabed in Gdan Bay, the Polish Coast Guard found a large batch of cocaine, the cost of which in the “black market” could reach 60 million zlotys ($ 15 million).
Earlier in San Luis-Potoshi in the central part of Mexico, the military and police confiscated a large batch of cocaine. In the “Black” market, the party cost is over 150 million pesos (about $ 7.3 million).
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