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Two Delta Airlines agents smuggled over $3M in ketamine through JFK | |
2024-09-30 | |
[NYPOST] Two Delta Airlines ramp agents were arrested for smuggling more than $3 million worth of ketamine through John F. Kennedy International Airport, federal authorities said. Leandro Alleyne
Neither agent had authority to remove luggage, and Alleyne was not assigned to use the baggage vehicle at the time, authorities said. Investigators for the US Department of Homeland Security spotted Alleyne, 38, of Brooklyn, and Innis, as they approached Flight 219, which had arrived from Copenhagen, Denmark, and later swooped in after the pair had started opening the bags, according to court documents. They discovered each backpack contained multiple clear plastic bags containing a white crystallized substance, which field tests confirmed as ketamine. The pair were caught with 134 pounds of the drug, with a street value of $3 million, officials said. Four of the suitcases bore luggage tags with the names of two different Flight 219 passengers, prosecutors said in Brooklyn Federal Court papers. The complaint did not specify if the passengers were part of the smuggling operation, but did say Alleyne and Innis were working with others. Related: Ketamine 07/07/2024 LAPD To Bring Charges and Expose Hollywood Drug Rings in the Investigation of OD Death of ‘Friends' Star Matthew Perry Ketamine 06/07/2024 Pantsless Florida man in ladies blouse crashes car into jail to 'kill everyone,' says devil made him do it Ketamine 05/29/2024 University of Florida employee and students sent 'drugs and toxin that causes whooping cough to... Related: Delta Airlines 09/11/2024 Two Delta Airlines planes collide on runway at Atlanta airport Delta Airlines 01/18/2024 Boeing taxiing for takeoff collides with another plane in Chicago Delta Airlines 03/06/2023 Panic Erupts On Delta Flight As Captain Of Female Crew Announces That 'Everything's Fine' Related: John F. Kennedy International Airport: 2024-07-25 WATCH: 10 Wounded, 1,000 Evacuated at JFK Airport After Fire Breaks Out John F. Kennedy International Airport: 2023-12-28 Dozens arrested in anti-Israel protests at two major US airports John F. Kennedy International Airport: 2023-11-01 FBI Director Wray warns terror threat to Americans at 'whole other level' amid Hamas-Israel conflict | |
Posted by:Fred |
#2 /\ I'll take Dip-Pouches for $600. Alex. |
Posted by: Besoeker 2024-09-30 13:05 |
#1 Processing 134 Pounds of Ketamine to powder is an endeavor. Stuff is shipped as a liquid and needs to be evaporated and dried out before further processing. That is a lot of work. That's a lot of Special K too. To do it right, they needed to make friends with a diplomat's son - diplomat pouches for the win. So i hear... |
Posted by: mossomo 2024-09-30 13:03 |