The document from a Brazilian company consisted of around 30 sheets. Because the paper felt heavier than normal, the customs officers carried out a rapid drug test. This revealed that the documents contained more than 270 grams of cocaine, as the Federal Customs Administration (FCA) announced on Thursday. The drugs were dissolved in a liquid and the leaves were soaked with them.
The customs officers ensured the airmail shipment. It was delivered to the police force responsible for the recipient’s address.
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