The supply is reduced meaning the price of the stuff that got through goes up. Means more crime to pay for it.if you think of it as 50 bags of UK sugar, that's a fair old chunk that wont get to wreck another life/family
The supply is reduced meaning the price of the stuff that got through goes up. Means more crime to pay for it.
IMO, more lives and families get wrecked.
Drugs are not what is bad.
The crime to get drugs is what's bad.
Is that alot? 50 kilos doesn't seem that much to me in reality. Thta only makes me wonder how many others got through as the police were so excited with themselves for getting a little bit of it.
Still good job fido!
Is that alot? 50 kilos doesn't seem that much to me in reality. Thta only makes me wonder how many others got through as the police were so excited with themselves for getting a little bit of it.
Still good job fido!
To some, quite worth the risk, especially when the risk is usually deflected first on the marionettes in the game.INPUT: Kilo: 50.00
charge $ Street Value ounces 1,763.70 2300 $4,056,505.62 1/2 gram 100,000 125 $12,500,000.00 crack rock 300,000 50 $15,000,000.00
The supply is reduced meaning the price of the stuff that got through goes up. Means more crime to pay for it.
IMO, more lives and families get wrecked.
Drugs are not what is bad.
The crime to get drugs is what's bad.
I'll agree with the first part of what you say cobraboy but drug addiction wrecks lives and tears families apart, as do many other addictions of course!
_ Air Transat....who's luggage limit is 20kg per person, for checked luggage. Unless you buy club class (upgrade) of course!
Excuse my Gangster cool here, I'm a country lad from the green green hills where the mass income is hay! lol
I'm still having trouble with these figures. Surely even drugs can't be worth that much money. I'm not naive, or stupid (ok, thats another debate) but that is a hughe ammount of money in such a small package, mind blowing. No cance someone has put a decimal point in the wrong place.
Excuse my Gangster cool here, I'm a country lad from the green green hills where the mass income is hay! lol
Every time I go through Puerta Plata airport they seem to do pretty good inspections of everything including using drug dogs right in front of you. I wouldn't chance trying to bring anything illegal through that airport.
Every time I go through Puerta Plata airport they seem to do pretty good inspections of everything including using drug dogs right in front of you. I wouldn't chance trying to bring anything illegal through that airport.
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Aomeone quoted somewhere that that amount could be worth 10million $$$US for 50K's
Seems alot to me, but hey we aint playing with crocket and tubs here, this aint Maimi Vice!
STREET value in a developed country like the US, CAN, EU.
"Official" (police) online sources, would suggest that 50Kg (50'000gr) could, depending on how it is sold (to dealers in ounces, to coke snorters in 1/2gr doses or as crack) USD 4 to 15 Million respectively.
Just do a search for "cocaine street value" on most search any engine.
Obviously, this can be a couple of 100 percents higher than the wholesale value while still here.
is this treatment reserved for folks arriving from USA or canada? i have travelled to POP from london and to SDQ from madrid and paris and i have never seen any dogs nor the police nor anyone checking luggage. heck, i could stroll in with maletas full of coke, uranium and TNT and no one would bat an eyelid.
Yeah I know, I even smuggled a pedal steel guitar into the DR once! Almost unnoticed. Imagine!
Really, there is not so much a trend of smuggling retail quantities of drugs INTO the DR through airports going one. IF a "mule" really brought dope from Miami or Madrid into POP, it must have been so high on that stuff that it had snorted it all up anyway which sent the mule to stagger onto the wrong flight. :tired:
Really, it's drugs being smuggled OUT of the DR which seem to be the issue. Yes, at times they have the dogs out sniffing around the check-inn lobby, but I suspect it may more be meant to impress the onlookers. But I understand that they have to check things behind the "curtains". I also observed once that they have quite a protocol when it comes to load an AA airplane with cargo and even luggage. Security guards checking each other, and especially the ones allowed in for anything they could carry onto the airplane before they were allowed to board the cargo area.
... J-D.
Steady Beads, that's almost admitting that you WOULD try it through other airports LOL