A man from Brazil was caught at Otopeni Airport with €1.5 million worth of cocaine.
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<p>The man was arrested at Otopeni Airport, when he was found with packages of cocaine taped to his legs. When checked with an X-ray scanner, police officers detected "unusual formations" in the man's stomach. Later, at the hospital, he removed 62 packets of cocaine. Prosecutors remanded the man in custody for 30 days. The action was supported by several police structures.
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