New Zealand police intercepted the haul that had been dropped in a remote area by an international drug-smuggling syndicate.
WELLINGTON, New Zealand — New Zealand police said Wednesday they found more than 3 tons of cocaine floating in a remote part of the Pacific Ocean after it was dropped there by an international drug-smuggling syndicate.
The ship then made the six-day trip back to New Zealand, where the drugs were being documented and destroyed.via Associated Press
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