Pretending to be Broken Leg Could smuggled drugs

                            

BOSTON, KOMPAS.com - Various methods are used to smuggle narcotics and illegal drugs. The man from Puerto Rico, for example, chose to pretend suffered severe injuries in his legs so he could smuggle cocaine in a wheelchair.

man named Emmanuelli Rojas-Moraza (33) was arrested by police officers and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, at Logan International Airport in Boston, U.S., on Friday last week. Security officer became suspicious when scanning wheelchair used Rojas-Moraza with X-rays.

They then drilled a seat belt and found the cocaine in large quantities. In total found more than 3.7 kilograms of cocaine hidden in the cavity of the tire and the metal frame wheelchair. Rojas-Moraza was taken to hospital with his leg bandaged like a man who casts fractures.

However, when examined his feet turned out fine. On Monday (24/12), East Boston District Court ordered a man from the city of Carolina, Puerto Rico, was being held on bail of 45,000 U.S. dollars (USD 434 million). However, Rojas-Moraza still pleaded not guilty. (AP / DHF)