Colombian police caught a 40-year-old man trying to make some bag bags under a carefully placed tion. Police was suspicious when the airport safety scanner was next to the man's Toupée Fox 5 Atlantic.

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Cnn Cartagena police arrested a man who is unidentified by the police of Metropolitan at Rafael Nunez International Airport. The report said the police stopped the Colombia Amsterdam, while he tried to make a flight to the Netherlands. According to AP newsA scanner is packed in small bags of substance caused by 220 grams (7.76 grams) in bags called "Narco Wourgo". The store says the police are ensuring that the value of the substance street value has been worth $ 10,000.

Constable video February 25, Monday, shows an officer who verifies the body scan before crossing the alleged firm. After cut, there are a small package filled with a dozen whitened substances below.

For each ap, this is the first time that the man runs with the police. The authorities say that he also has two drug trafficking convictions on his disk.

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CNN says that the authorities have hit the unknown lawyer about traffic, manufacturing and drug-owned charges. Right now, there is no word with a lawyer.

Cartagena Police Commander Gelver Baiden Gen. Gen. Gen. Gen. The Generd Crime Crime Contration team called the young people to deceive young airport security with illegal substances.

"Organized crime groups are exploiting young people, suggest that our safety measures can easily avoid. However, this case shows that it is not true."

According to the United Nations Organization and crime, cocaine production has risen since 2013. Police tried to smuggle humankind on the drug, adding 450 arrests against drug trafficking in Colombia. FOX 5 Atlanta also has already been kidnapped by the authorities in 2025.

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