Man arrested trying to smuggle cocaine under toupee
Suspect tried to smuggle more than €10,000 of cocaine from Cartagena to Amsterdam, Colombian authorities said.
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WATCH: Suspect caught smuggling cocaine under toupee, police say
Police in Colombia say they busted a drug smuggling suspect who was attempting to board a flight to Amsterdam with more than 200 grams of cocaine hidden under his toupee.ABC News - 7h -
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Three arrested over man's 2002 disappearance
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Man dies at Manchester airport after arrest by Border Force officers
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2 more arrested in connection with death of Sam Nordquist, transgender man tortured and killed in New York
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