Four Arrested After $105 Million Cocaine Bust At Sea
Federal agents made a big bust and apprehended four alleged drug smugglers during an at-sea interdiction off the coast of the Dominican Republic.
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Federal agents made a big bust and apprehended four alleged drug smugglers during an at-sea interdiction off the coast of the Dominican Republic.
A whopping 20 kilos of cocaine washed up onto a Florida Beach earlier this week.
More than a 150 pounds of cocaine was found stuffed in a burlap sack at Port Everglades.
A judge sentenced a South Florida flight attendant for attempting to smuggle drugs in his underwear.
Bundles of illicit booty were off-boarded at Coast Guard Station Miami Beach Friday by the men and women of the cutter Bernard Webber.
Nearly $12 million in drugs seized at sea by the Coast Guard was offloaded at their Miami Beach base Friday morning.
Authorities are taking to the sky in an effort to stop the increasing flow of drugs through the Caribbean Sea.
The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Thetis returned home to Key West Sunday following a 65-day patrol in the Pacific where they seized $140 million in cocaine.
They were so small, investigators didn't see them until the day after the accident. Several ripped up pieces of a dollar or multiple dollar bills, containing a white residue, which tested positive for cocaine.
A 33-year old Florida man died in a hospital while in medical distress after being arrested, according to Sarasota County Sheriff's officials.
A total of 797 pounds of cocaine were found inside a cargo vessel at the Miami River.
U.S. authorities are searching for 29 people accused of taking part in a multi-million dollar drug trafficking ring.
The Polk County Sheriff's Office said a 31-year-old woman, who hid a crack pipe in her privates, died after reportedly ingesting crack cocaine.
After a yearlong investigation on a Miami street gang, police arrested 31 people, seized copious amounts of drugs and recovered several weapons.
More than $2 million worth of cocaine will not make it to the streets of South Florida after it was seized from a freighter at PortMiami.
A Spaniard who operated a major cocaine money-laundering ring in Miami has been sentenced to 150 in U.S. prison.
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Millions of dollars worth of cocaine will not hit the streets of South Florida or anywhere else for that matter after the Coast Guard made another high seas drug seizure.
The Coast Guard offloaded about $93 million of cocaine Thursday afternoon on Miami Beach.
A U.S. Customs and Border Protection aircraft patrolling the Caribbean Sea helped recover more than 3,300 pounds of cocaine, officials said.
Two Florida men have been sentenced to prison after being busted for being a part of a large scale drug trafficking ring.
Coast Guard officials took down suspected smugglers and landed more than 1,300 pounds of cocaine which is worth at least $20 million.
Thirty-seven million dollars worth of cocaine has been seized at sea.
One hundred and ten million dollars worth of cocaine will be offloaded by the U.S. Coast at their Miami Beach base Tuesday morning.
Bond has been set for a Miami-Dade Police Lieutenant accused of conspiring to distribute cocaine.
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The U.S. military said it launched another strike on a boat accused of ferrying drugs in the Caribbean Sea.
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