Over 8kg of MDMA found in pet food shipments
Two arrests have been made following the discovered of MDMA hidden in two separate shipments of pet food headed for Scotland, UK.
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Two arrests have been made following the discovered of MDMA hidden in two separate shipments of pet food headed for Scotland, UK.
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