By Danny Fenster
ticklethewire.com
You never know where the next big shipment of cocaine may end up.
DEA agents and New York City police are investigating a shipment of a reported $2 million worth of cocaine intercepted last week at the United Nations headquarters, in New York, reports FOX.
Around 35 pounds of cocaine, stuffed inside hollowed out books and in two mailbags stamped with bogus UN logos, was intercepted by security personnel at the UN headquarter’s mail processing center, according to FOX. The UN insists that none of its staff is involved in the incident.
The shipment originated in Mexico and came through a DHL center in Cincinnati.
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