In a startling turn of events, the National Drug Control Directorate (DNCD) and the Public Ministry have unveiled the discovery of cocaine hidden inside a shipment of platform shoes at the Dominican Postal Institute (INPOSDOM). This shocking find underscores the evolving tactics of drug traffickers in the region.

Sophisticated Concealment Method

During a meticulous inspection, a canine unit the presence of possible illicit substances in a box containing several pairs of women’s shoes destined for London, England. Upon closer examination, investigators discovered eight sheets of cocaine concealed within the shoes’ platforms, totaling over a kilogram in weight.

The Shipment’s Twelve

The box was reportedly sent by a woman from Juan Alberto Ozoria Street in Santo Domingo. The intended recipient was a man residing at Trinity Close House, London. This incident highlights the intricate methods employed by traffickers to bypass international controls, using everyday items like fashion articles to hoodwink authorities.

Ongoing Investigation

Authorities from the DNCD and the Public Ministry are continuing their joint efforts to identify and prosecute those responsible for this thwarted drug trafficking attempt. Both agencies have emphasized their resolve to enhance collaborative actions against criminal networks exploiting postal systems and courier services for narcotics transport.

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