Cocaine cargo sent to German store

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By Alex Lennane

10/01/2014

Even the most supply chain-focused shippers, those with illegal cargoes, make giant cock-ups. Unfortunately for one set of cocaine smugglers, some 140 kilos of the drug were recently found among bananas in branches of Aldi-Nord in Germany. Police said it was down to a “logistical ...

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Michael Webber
January 10, 2014 at 6:33 pm
Who was managing logistics for them – Badger and Skinny Pete from Breaking Bad?

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