Nearly 300 bricks of cocaine seized by Feds at Florida airport

723 pounds of cocaine packed in 294 plastic wrapped bricks were seized by federal authorities off a private plane at an airport in the Miami area. The cocaine was found during a routine X-ray bag check at Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport. The bricks were concealed inside duffle bags and suitcases carried by the only four passengers on a private charter flight from the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Nearly 300 bricks of cocaine seized by Feds at Florida airport

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