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Australian Customs Find Cocaine in Sunscreen Jars Sent from Lebanon |
2010-12-11 |
[An Nahar] Australian authorities seized a kilogram of cocaine hidden inside a consignment of sunscreen posted from Leb, Australian News Agency that Dare Not be Named reported. The package was intercepted by Customs and Border Protection officers on December 3, AAP quoted the Australian Federal Police as saying. Inside were six bottles labeled as Carrot Sun Oil and 12 jars labeled as Carrot Sun Cream. Federal police said the powder weighed 897 grams. Police jugged Andrea Abdullah, 39, who appeared in court. He faces charges of importing and possessing a marketable quantity of cocaine. He did not apply for bail which was formally refused by magistrate Allan Moore. He was remanded in jug to appear at the same court on December 15. Charbel Boutros, 26, was also jugged, later Thursday. Police allege they found a number of computers and devices used to make pirated DVDs at his shop. He also appeared in court, where bail was also formally refused by the judge. Boutros is charged with attempted possession of a marketable quantity of cocaine and possessing a device for making copyright infringing devices. |
Posted by:Fred |
#2 Sounds like a misunderstanding. From the name, Carrot Sun Cream, this is an organic hippie product. Cocaine is used in homeopathic medicine as an analgesic and is, no doubt, used here as an ingredient to relieve the pain of sunburn. Yes, the dosage does seem a little high, but isn't that a judgment call? |
Posted by: SteveS 2010-12-11 19:42 |
#1 Hmm, the Lebanon bone is connected to the Hezbollah bone ... the Hezbollah bone is connected to the Iran bone ... the Iran bone is connected to the Venezuela bone ... the Venezuela bone is connected to the Bolivia bone ... the Bolivia bone is connected to the cocaine bone. |
Posted by: crosspatch 2010-12-11 02:05 |