Capture in the AILA young wanted to take Spain 74 bags of cocaine hidden in their tennis
posted on: Jan 30 2012 10:11 by RDugey. Viewed 14 times.The National Directorate of Control (DNCD), together with members of the specialized airport security corps (CESA), seized the international airport of the Americas (AILA) to a 19 year old who tried to board a plane bound for Madrid, Spain, carrying 74 bags full of cocaine inside a few tennis who wore, anti-drug agency.

Is the Dominican Anthony Mejía Mars, for 19 years and native of Azua, who was arrested in the area of migration of the AILA output at a time when chequeaba to take the flight number UX088 from the Air Europa airline that would take him to Madrid, Spain, according to a statement issued by the DNCD.
Mejía Mars was captured when he tried to violate the security checks of the air terminal, carrying in their tennis 74 bags of cocaine hidden under the templates.
Pointed out that the DNCD agents and the stops were u000astationed in the strap of the AILA check detected through x-ray machine X, suspicious images within the footwear wearing posts Mejía Mars, so proceeded to move it along with your baggage to satellite office Centre of information and joint coordination (ICAC) in the terminal to perform a thorough checkup.
Added that in the requisition made to Mejía Mars in the presence of a prosecutor Deputy of the Santo Domingo province, agents found within their tennis the 74 bags full of cocaine. The drug has a weight approximately 0.91 kg, not given even by the forensic laboratory, where they will be sent to be analyzed.
The young also took him up his passport, a Blackberry cell phone and a bag containing several garments, said LeBron.
the DNCD reported that frustrated travelers, along with drugs and his luggage, was transferred to Headquarters from the DNCD, in Santo u000aSunday, where he will be interrogated to determine which drug trafficking network hired him to carry narcotics abroad, and that it will be then submitted to justice by the Agency.

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