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Woman busted with cocaine at Ogle airport

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February 21, 2021
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A woman was busted with a quantity of cocaine as she tried to board a flight from Guyana to Barbados on Saturday.

In statement police said that about 11:00hrs ranks conducted a physical search on the 23-year-old woman who was an outgoing passenger at the Eugene Correia International Airport, Ogle.

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The suspect who was booked on Caribbean Airlines flight #BW 215 destined for Barbardos was requested to be searched after she was observed acting suspiciously. A physical search was done and she passed out through her vagina a bulky package wrapped in condoms which was suspected to be narcotics. She was questioned and admitted to swallowing 73 pellets filled with suspected narcotics.

She was cautioned and arrested and placed into custody to be transported to the hospital for further examination. An investigation is in progress.

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