Santo Domingo.– A suspicious white powder has been found hidden in a shipment of dictionaries. Eagle-eyed workers from the Dominican Postal Institution (Inposdom) spotted the dodgy packets, which were headed for Madrid, Spain, at a post office in Manoguayabo, in the Dominican capital.
Officials intercepted them and found the powder, thought to be cocaine, sewn into the lining of the books. According to the Drugs Control Agency (DNCD), the package had "a white powder that appears to be cocaine with a local return address that is likely to be false".
This is the third time in two months that drugs have been found sewn into book covers or cards bound for Spain from the Dominican Republic. The country was included this week on American President Barack Obama's list of 20 major drug producers.

This is another case of criminals who should receive the Darwin Award.
" Rabia-antileonelosis"
No honestly. 80% of the people in the DR are considered poor and ill educated.
Dictionary, that what they need. These people should not be allowed to procreate.
–verb (used with object)
1. to beget or generate (offspring).
2. to produce; bring into being.
Back in the 1970's, the hippies would ship haschish from Amsterdam using similar methods. I would´t be surprised if they'd use plainview in suitcases straight from Colombia.
Sometimes the most stupid gets away with it.
WHAT BULL....
If their such Eagle Eyes ...Then what the hell happened to the new Nike's that I sent to Hanni????
Bet ya some one wearing em right now...sic