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*** BREAKING NEWS – Airport ***: Customs made another drug bust

February 23, 2016

*** BREAKING NEWS – Airport ***: Customs made another drug bust
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PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten – A passenger on-board an Air France flight from St. Maarten Tuesday was removed at the last minute and arrested.

According to reports reaching our news room, after a golden tip-off came in via Customs on the airport, the luggage of the passenger Identify as Pieters who originates from Curacao was searched and an undisclosed amount of drugs discovered.

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It is said that the drugs was located in the suitcase which had a false bottom in which the contraband was stored.

The passenger was arrested and the flight allowed to continue.

*** BREAKING NEWS – Airport ***: Customs made another drug bust

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/721news/breaking-news-airport-customs-made-another-drug-bust/

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