Drug Authorities Seize Over 30 Kilos Cocaine Across US, Europe, Greece

Authorities across multiple countries have recently intercepted significant cocaine shipments concealed using various sophisticated methods. In Texas, U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized over $600,000 worth of cocaine hidden in a vehicle attempting to cross from Mexico, while in Georgia, DEA agents found 10 kilograms of cocaine concealed in a secret compartment of an SUV. European customs officials uncovered over six kilograms of cocaine hidden inside a modified dental device at Budapest Airport and more than ten kilograms in double-bottom suitcases belonging to a Brazilian woman at Zurich Airport. Greek police, acting on intelligence from the UK, arrested three men after seizing nearly 600 pounds of cocaine hidden in a banana shipment from Ecuador. These cases highlight ongoing international efforts to disrupt drug trafficking networks and the diverse concealment tactics traffickers use to smuggle narcotics.