Monday, May 10, 2010

Bolivian cocaine in Spain, Chile, Brazil, in Argentina. A shame for the country. because of the coke? and of course NB growers

Reason. Two Argentines, a Spanish and a Bolivian who arrived yesterday in Madrid (Spain) from the Bolivian city of Santa Cruz were arrested at Barajas Airport with more than 14 kilos of cocaine, police said.

The traveler had more drugs, five kilos strapped like a belt, leggings and Legguards, is the Argentine Hector B. Francis, 62. In the same way to hide the drug, Bolivian PC Mary Magdalene, 26, was 3725 grams, and another Argentine identified as Jesus Daniel C., 40, was carrying 3745 ounces.

The fourth of those arrested in the Madrid airport is the Spanish Leonardo PS, 39, wearing little more than two kilos in a false bottom of his suitcase. (Madrid, EFE)


4 Bolivian prisoners in Argentina

La Prensa. Four Bolivians were arrested in Argentina when police raided a cocaine lab operating in the neighborhood Ingeniero Budge, Lomas de Zamora, Buenos Aires, publishes the daily Clarin. There the officers seized 45 kilos of cocaine.

Bolivians arrested were brought before a federal judge in Lomas de Zamora Carlos Ferreira Pella, who carries forward the cause for "breach of Law 23.737 of drug manufacturing in nature, dosage and marketing".

Commissioner Guillermo Brito, who was in charge of the operation, explained that "the cocaine seized was in the process of cooking, or working in stone. We have found and dismantled a real 'kitchen' which had the radius of the southern suburbs.

Investigators also seized the tools necessary for the laboratory: an oven, a pan, a funnel, a halogen lamp, a sieve, the amount of precursor chemicals, a press for assembling "chalk, rubber and latex gloves, paper for the assembly of the dose, gummed tape and a .45 caliber pistol.

They also seized documents involving detainees.

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