Drug Trafficking: Woman Implants Cocaine In Her Breasts

This handout picture released by the Spanish Police on December 12, 2012 shows two bags of breast prostheses filled with cocaine after there were seized by Spanish Police at El Prat airport in Barcelona

MADRID (AFP) – Spanish police caught a woman smuggling more than a kilogram of cocaine hidden inside implants in her breasts, officials said Wednesday.

The Panamanian woman was caught at Barcelona airport after getting off a flight from Colombia, the national police said in a statement.

The woman “had two breast implants containing cocaine implanted in her. She had two open cuts under each of her breasts,” the police said, releasing a photograph of one of the loosely stitched wounds.
“She intended in that way to bring more than a kilogram of the drug into Spain,” the statement added.

Officials questioned the woman as part of standard checks carried out on passengers from Colombia — a major source of cocaine. When they searched her, they found bloody dressings on the wounds.
They took her to hospital where doctors removed the implants and tests showed that they contained 1.3 kilograms (three pounds) of cocaine, the police said.

She is super creative, I can give her that. People are willing to go to any length to get this money money money. Imagine sucking on the boobies lol..

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NDLEA Nabs Man Who Concealed Cocaine In Pendants

Oluigboka Chukwuemeka Emmanuel thought he had cleverly concealed about 2.4 kilogrammes of cocaine in pendants and female belts. But his luck ran out when he was intercepted by Nigeria’s National Drug Law Enforcement officials. The 33-year old suspect had just disembarked from a flight from Brazil when he was arrested at the Murtala Muhammed international airport in Lagos, southwest Nigeria. Click to read more.

“During search, powdery substances that tested positive for cocaine were found in his bag. It took several hours to extract the cocaine from the pendants because of the complex method of concealment,” said Mitchell Ofoyeju, NDLEA Head of Public Affairs.

The agency’s airport commander, Mr. Hamza Umar, disclosed that the drug was factory packed inside assorted pendants. He described the mode of concealment as unusual. “This mode of concealment is strange and it is the first time of discovering drugs inside jewellery,” he said.

Umar explained that the drugs were industrially packed in ear rings, buttons, necklaces, bangles as well as in female belts.

“We had to forcefully open them to recover the drugs. The entire quantity of cocaine found in the jewellery products weighed 2.472kg. One arrest has been made in connection with the seizure,” Umar said. NDLEA said preliminary investigation revealed that the suspect, who had lived in Brazil for over five years, is believed to be working for a suspected Brazilian-based drug syndicate.

The suspect was quoted as saying, “I needed money for the burial anniversary of my late father. As the breadwinner, everybody is looking up to me for the sponsorship of the anniversary. I have lived in Brazil for over five years but I have no money to undertake this important family responsibility. My interest was the 2,000 euros they promised to pay me”.

Oluigboka is married and has a child. He hails from Imo State. The arrest took place last week.

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Suspect Conceals Cocaine In Underwear

  NDLEA Commander at the airport, Mr. Olutekunbi Davies

 

A 28-year-old woman, Augusta Onah (28), has been arrested at the Port Harcourt International Airport by the operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency for allegedly concealing a substance believed to be cocaine in her underwear. The NDLEA Commander at the airport, Mr. Olutekunbi Davies, told journalists on Tuesday that Onah, who resides in Italy, was arrested with 66 wraps of cocaine worth N12m on Saturday while attempting to board an Air France aircraft to Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris.

 

“The most surprising aspect of her arrest is the concealment of the narcotics in her private part. This mode of concealment is very novel to us in Port Harcourt International Airport; probably, it may not be new to those in Lagos Airport,” Davies said.

Explaining that NDLEA decided to parade the suspect before journalists so that it would serve as a deterrent to other traffickers, Davies was worried that some Nigerians now see drug trafficking as a short cut to riches.

 

On how she got into illicit drug business, Onah said she was introduced into drug trafficking by one Helen in Benin, the Edo State capital. “It was my old-time friend, Helen, that gave them to me in Benin. She (Helen) lives in Frankfurt, Germany. She wanted to assist me because I told her I was having some financial problems,” she said. The suspect, who said she had spent four years in Italy, added that Helen had promised to give her financial assistance if she could deliver the drugs in France.

 

Meanwhile, there was pandemonium in Ado-Ekiti on Tuesday as some hoodlums at a motor park on Ajilosun Road fought officials of the NDLEA who invaded the park in search of drug peddlers.

After making some arrests, some hoodlums blocked the road and prevented the NDLEA officials from going away with those arrested. Sources told journalists that the officials shot into the air and two people were injured by stray bullets. But the Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Victor Babayemi, told our correspondent on the telephone that nobody was injured. He said, “It was true that NDLEA raided the motor park but they didn’t fire any shot and nobody sustained gunshot injury.

 

“What happened was that after they had raided the place, some persons stopped them from going away with those arrested. In the process of blocking them, two of the people sustained injuries but not gunshot wounds. They have been treated and discharged from the hospital. It was minor injuries.”

Babayemi added that the NDLEA officials called the police when the situation was getting out of hand.

 

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