Two travelers were apprehended after border services officials at Toronto Pearson Airport in Mississauga seized $3.3 million worth of cocaine that had arrived on a flight from Antigua on May 4.
Officers intercepted a total of 27 kilograms of the illegal substance, which was concealed within the travelers’ luggage.
Following the discovery, the two passengers were arrested and turned over to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) along with the confiscated drugs.
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has not released any further information regarding the identities of those charged in connection with this incident.
A lot of money for a man to live forever.
There are so many undergound developments in this country its not even funny
Does Antigua have a factory that produces cocaine? Does Antigus grow cocaine plants? Some comments on this article refer to many underground developments in the country. Antigua is catching up with the world on drug trafficking. I had always heard of marijuana, but cocaine—that doesn’t sound good for the country’s tourism product.
Notice they didn’t say Antiguan nationals were caught
It would be interesting to know if they are Antiguans and where they got the drugs from.
I would love to know their nationality. The Antigua government will move heaven and earth to ensure their nationality is not revealed to the public.
I’m sure they used ANU as a transit port. Or it came in by sea and smuggled out by plane. But who I’m their right thinking mind puts cocaine in their suitcase and not expect to be caught? In 2025? Lol. Idiots
You are so correct – fake news
Was this a direct flight from Antigua to Canada? Cause then what was ABAA doing? Or was it just a connected flight? I mean let’s be for real, the flight left Antigua and nobody notice this?
That have to be a connecting flight. Because i just cant see how they didnt get caught here. It doesnt add up at all!
We are under fire
Well said
Some people just too damn brave for my liking but hey to each his own risk and a damn expensive one at that.
Imagine the damage those drugs would have caused if it wasn’t intercepted