Sentence examples for cocaine packaged from inspiring English sources

Investigators found Oxycodone pills, marijuana and cocaine packaged for sale at the scene.

Imagine a shop where at eye level throughout there was booze and cigs and crack cocaine, packaged attractively with pictures of beautifully sporty-looking people, whispering, "Try me, go on, you know you want to…" Well, that's pretty much what the average supermarket is like for a child.

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Europol has made parcel post a priority because it is well aware that Europe's teeming postal system is home to a blizzard of cocaine packages, both from professional traffickers and darknet suppliers.

You've almost got to feel sorry for the enforcement agencies: trying to sift through the European postal system for drugs is arguably far tougher than trying to stem the never-ending tide of cocaine packages being stashed among legitimate containers transported over sea, a task Europol admits is beyond them.

It is a discrepancy that is reportedly mirrored in the illegal drugs market, with cannabis typically sold in ounces while cocaine is packaged in grams.

The raid was based on a tip from a confidential informant, who told police that the Hay ranch was the site of a massive underground drug warehouse, where they'd find stacks of marijuana bales and crates of cocaine, all packaged and ready for sale.

Buried in the sand were 11 duffel bags full of packaged cocaine, believed to be destined for Australian shores.

There have been numerous drug busts reported in which Viagra was found individually packaged among cocaine, Ecstasy and pot -- ready for dealers to market.

In the room of Ramon Ortiz, the superintendent, Detective Rob Arbuiso found drug paraphernalia, including a scale; 100 plastic sandwich bags commonly used to package cocaine; and $132,750 in cash.

The police said Mr. Richardson bought crack cocaine in New York and then packaged it for sale at an apartment in the complex.