Santo Domingo.- Puerto Rico federal agents seized 150 packages of cocaine early Friday shortly after offloading at the coast in El Dorado township sent from Samaná by an ring of alleged Dominican traffickers.
The DNCD said the ring was headed by ex convict Sotero Batista Payano, who was arrested once arriving at Luis Muñoz Marin Airport on information it provided to the Fast Action Force and the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).
It said three people were arrested in the operation in addition to Batista. “The DNCD coordinated the case with the DEA to seize the drug the same as in other cases in the last few months, which are part the joint work by the agencies to fight international drug trafficking.”
The DNCD said the detainees are linked bound to the suspects in the case of 46 kilos and RD$2.7 million seized in a pickup truck torched on the Eastern Highway last month, adding that Batista flew to Puerto Rico aboard American Eagle flight AE-4823.


Is that a PURPLE Shirt?
He must be on the run Josie hieve vivo!
You can't make a Cheese Cake or a JOKE!
dont make a fool of yourselt this time!
:)
repeat after me...
PLD 2012-3000
The DEA Drone maybe watching you and the rest of the PLD NARCO-MAFIA!
He needs to be sober first.. Something that will never happens..
:)
LOl
Josean Hiede Vivo,
Instead of typing crap 24-07 put your money where your mouth is, go volunteer to teach illiterate adults basic reading and writing.
How do you know what I do or don't do as volunteer, Oh Purple One?
You are always typing boring repetitive nonsense, you have no social life or time to volunteer.
"You are always typing boring repetitive nonsense"
If they are "boring repetitive nonsense" you must enjoy them, because you take time out of your busy important day to respond to them!
The new memo, along with information revealed in related documents and by Narco News sources, brings to light the identities of two of the DEA whistleblowers behind the corruption allegations in the Kent memo.
The recently revealed memo put into motion a major investigation targeting one of those whistleblowers, a DEA group supervisor in Miami. The investigation effectively thwarted the supervisor’s efforts to pursue the alleged connections between narco-traffickers and DEA agents in Colombia
Who's the Biggest smuggler in the carrib?
Why it's Uncle Sammy!