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(Photos) Narco plane forced landing with 120 kg cocaine in Falcón state – Venezuela

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(Photos) Narco plane forced landing with 120 kg cocaine in Falcón state – Venezuela

Anonymous 04/29/2021 1 min read

(Photos) Narco plane Forced landing with approximately 120 kg of cocaine in Boca Ricoa, Falcón state, two Colombian detainees.

Tags: Aviation accidents and incidents Drug Falcón state

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