Financial crimes squad SDOE found 13 kilos of cocaine in a container in the port of Piraeus
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
The auditors of the Drug Prosecution Department of the Operational Directorate of S.D.O.E. Attica, on January 19, 2022, in the framework of inter-service cooperation with the Smuggling Prosecution Department of the Piraeus Customs, seized 22 unbalanced packages of cocaine, total weight 13 kg & 75 grams, found in a special crypt in the , originating from Ecuador, loaded with bananas.
Drugs hidden in containers
The discovery and seizure of the above amount of cocaine was made following systematic inspections of containers from high-risk countries, in order to detect quantities of drugs and prevent their dispersal in Greece and Europe, using an X-ray machine and X-ray machine (X drug detector.
During the subsequent actions in order to identify and arrest the perpetrators, there was cooperation of the Drug Prosecution Department of the SDOE Business Directorate. Attica with the Drug Prosecution Sub-Directorate of the Attica Security Directorate.
The preliminary investigation has been undertaken by the Drug Prosecution Department of the Operational Directorate of SDOE.
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