Colombian police seize World Cup trophy made of cocaine

Police in Columbia have seized a replica World Cup trophy made entirely of cocaine
Police in Colombia have seized a replica World Cup trophy made entirely of cocaine.
The 11 kilo trophy, which was bound for an address in Madrid, was discovered by Colombian enforcement officers in a mail warehouse at Bogota Airport on Saturday.
It was found bundled inside a package of replica football jerseys and police later revealed that it was the “bad condition” of its gold paint which caught the eye of officers.
The 36-cm replica was made from a mixture of the class A drug and a moulding agent.

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