Officers of the Airport Police Station and the antinarcotics dog Jeico flagged a suspicious parcel during routine checks in the national-shipment warehouses at El Dorado airport in Bogotá.[1] Police said the parcel had been sent from Cali and was bound for Soacha.[1] The parcel was sent by air from Cali to the municipality of Soacha, according to a second account of the same police report.[2]

Officers opened several food cans inside the parcel and found 94 cylindrical packages wrapped in vinipel.[1] The cans were bean cans used to conceal the drug.[1] Police weighed the contents at 21,570 grams of marijuana.[1] Police described the use of bean cans to camouflage the drug as evidence of trafficking networks constantly innovating to evade controls.[1]

Police said the intercepted parcel sought to pass unnoticed among the hundreds of parcels moving daily from different regions of the country.[1] Police placed the seized drug at the disposal of the competent authority while investigations continue to identify those behind the shipment.[1] Police reminded the public to report suspicious activity through official channels such as line 123.[1]