More than $13M worth of cocaine stolen from Fiji courthouse, replaced with flour
Nearly 40 kilograms of cocaine held as evidence for a 2019 drug trial was taken from a Fiji courthouse and substituted with flour.
More than $13 million worth of cocaine has been stolen from a courthouse and replaced with flour, according to reports.
Nearly 40 kilograms (88 pounds) of cocaine was being held as evidence for a drug trial in Fiji when the theft occurred, according to CNN. The drugs were seized in a 2019 case involving Fiji-Canadian national Joshua Rahman, who convicted of unlawful possession.