Police seized 12 kilograms of marijuana hidden in a parcel carried on a public-service vehicle heading for Cartagena.[1] The seizure took place at a roadside prevention post on the San Onofre-Cartagena highway, where officers on a routine inspection noticed a smell coming from the load.[1] The drug was in 12 rectangular packages and was identified as marijuana of the creepy variety.[1] The package had been sent from Cali, in Valle del Cauca.[2] The operation was carried out by the Traffic and Transport Section of the National Police in Bolívar, the department that includes the town of San Onofre.[2]

Investigators said the marijuana was destined for retail sale points in Cartagena, where it would be distributed in small amounts.[2]

Caracol Radio described the parcel as having been sent through a courier company.[2]

The marijuana was handed to the Attorney General’s Office to continue the judicial process.[1]

El Heraldo reported that the packages were covered in black plastic and were found when officers searched the parcel more closely.[3]

The commander of the Bolívar police, Colonel Alejandro Reyes Ramírez, said the operation reflected the force’s commitment to dismantling drug distribution networks.[2]