Customs Officers seize synthetic drugs at Dublin Airport

Five kilos of the synthetic drug 4-Mec have been seized in Dublin.

Customs Officers seize synthetic drugs at Dublin Airport
Fri, 13 Sep, 2013 - 16:37

Five kilos of the synthetic drug 4-Mec have been seized in Dublin.

Officers from Revenue's Customs Service at Dublin Airport discovered the drugs, which arrived from China.

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