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Dockworkers at Jorge Chávez airport were smuggling cocaine in suitcases bound for Europe: two are fugitives and one was arrested in Amsterdam

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Three baggage handlers employed by Talma at the Jorge Chávez International Airport in Peru are implicated in a drug trafficking operation involving suitcases filled with cocaine bound for Europe. Security cameras captured the suspects introducing the narcotics into luggage on September 8.

Following the incident, two of the workers fled the airport and remain fugitives from justice. The third suspect was apprehended overseas, specifically in Amsterdam, where authorities took him into custody in connection with the smuggling attempt.

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