Costa Rican Prison Cat Busted for Cocaine Smuggling

Costa Rican Prison Cat Seized with 300 Grams of Cocaine In a surprising turn of events, authorities at a prison in Pococí, Costa Rica, recently apprehended an unlikely drug smuggler: a cat. The feline, dubbed the 'narcomichi' (narco-cat), was discovered carrying nearly 300 grams of cocaine strapped to its abdomen. This incident underscores the innovative, albeit desperate, measures employed by those involved in drug trafficking. Prison officials noticed something unusual about the cat during a routine inspection. According to a prison guard, "We noticed a bulge on the cat's stomach that wasn't natural. Upon closer examination, we found several packages of cocaine carefully concealed." The quick thinking of the guards prevented the drugs from reaching their intended destination within the prison walls. The incident has raised concerns about the security protocols at the prison. Authorities are investigating how the cat gained access to the contraband and whether any prison staff were complicit in the smuggling attempt. This case serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement in combating the illegal drug trade, even in unexpected ways. The successful interception of the 'narcomichi' and its cargo offers a small victory in the larger fight against drug trafficking. The incident also highlights the creativity and resourcefulness of both smugglers and law enforcement in their ongoing battle.