Metal Head
8th December 2007, 09:54 AM
No wonder their clothes had traces of the cocaine on them as they must have been working and sleeping on the stuff. Gee I bet they had all their Xmas's come at once sniffs that stuff all the time:rolleyes::).
From correspondents in Bogota
December 08, 2007 09:34am
Article from: Reuters
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COLOMBIAN drug smugglers sank a submarine off the country's Pacific coast this week that had been filled with tonnes of cocaine destined for the United States. The homemade submarine was spotted by a Colombian air force plane and pursued by Colombian navy and US Coast Guard boats.
The submarine's four crew members opened the hatches and allowed water to enter before surrendering. The craft, with an estimated capacity of 12 tonnes of cocaine, sank in 3000 metres of water, said Admiral Edgar Cely, the navy's chief of operations.
The crew's clothing was covered with traces of the white powdery drug, he said. "The important thing is that it did not get to its destination," Admiral Cely said.
From correspondents in Bogota
December 08, 2007 09:34am
Article from: Reuters
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COLOMBIAN drug smugglers sank a submarine off the country's Pacific coast this week that had been filled with tonnes of cocaine destined for the United States. The homemade submarine was spotted by a Colombian air force plane and pursued by Colombian navy and US Coast Guard boats.
The submarine's four crew members opened the hatches and allowed water to enter before surrendering. The craft, with an estimated capacity of 12 tonnes of cocaine, sank in 3000 metres of water, said Admiral Edgar Cely, the navy's chief of operations.
The crew's clothing was covered with traces of the white powdery drug, he said. "The important thing is that it did not get to its destination," Admiral Cely said.