The Bolivarian National Guard arrested three people after stopping a go-fast boat off the coast of Falcón state.[1][2] The interior ministry said the boarding was carried out by the National Anti-Drug Command, with naval aviation and the coastal surveillance command.[1] Radio América named the units as the regional anti-drug intelligence unit URIA-13, Naval Aviation, GNB Zone Command 13 and Coastal Surveillance Detachment 13.[2]

The load weighed 1,494.362 kilograms in 1,735 cakes: nine cakes of cocaine at 8.856 kilograms and 1,726 cakes of marijuana at 1,485.506 kilograms.[1][2] The ministry said the result came from joint intelligence with the National Anti-Drug Superintendency and French customs.[1][2] The three people and the drugs were handed to the public prosecutor.[1][2] The reports do not name them.[1][2]