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Two arrested for drug smuggling via Schiphol, 3 kilos of cocaine found

Two arrested for drug smuggling via Schiphol, 3 kilos of cocaine found

The Marechaussee arrested a 66-year-old woman and a 49-year-old man on Sunday for smuggling three kilograms of cocaine via Schiphol Airport. The drugs were found in the woman's luggage on a flight from Colombia, while the man was apprehended in Amsterdam where he intended to receive the shipment.

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