US Coast Guard Ship lost in the sea after a day of $ 275 million cocaine

U.S. Coast Guard, which lost a crew member while working in the Eastern Pacific Loaded over 37,000 pounds of cocaine Authorities on Thursday.

US Coast Guard Cutting Weavte, From February-February, Mexico will hold suspicious drug smuggling ships on the coast of Central America and South America. Coast Guard occurs, “Significant drug trafficking” occurs.

The ship made such intersections in two months, which resulted in a mass drug. Coast Guard, Kokaini reported that he was estimated at about $ 275 million.

“During this patrol, the Weesche crew faced numerous difficulties during this patrol, overcoming the most difficult difficulties and still became 11 successful medications,” said Capt. “Their sensitivity, character and sustainability ensured the success of our mission, preventing $ 275 million worth of illegal drugs and protect our communities from the destructive effects of the transnational crime.”

In the operation, the staff member Determined by the Coast Guard Seaman Bryan K. Lee on Tuesday, February 4, came to San Diego a week before the ship. Weesche crew and other assets, including consisting of more than one air force plane, two Mexican fleet ships and a drone, Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, 8,000 hours ago searched 19,000 square mighs to 19,000 square migh.

Cutter, when Lee was missing, Mexico held about 300 seamen’s billion in about 300 seafood “a regular controversial drug patrol.” Lee deviated from patrol to look for.

Coast Guest is part of a perennial patrol to fight organized crime and drug trafficking. “All stages, international partners and the United States lawyers demand the unity of efforts by the discovery of criminal prosecution by lawyers by lawyers,” said Coast Guard.