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Coast Guard members transfer bales of cocaine interdicted at sea from a go-fast vessel.
(Source: U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Jon-Paul Rios)

$17 Million Worth Of Cocaine Intercepted At Sea

More than $17 million worth of cocaine will not make it to the streets of South Florida or anywhere else for that matter after the U.S. Coast Guard intercepted the 1,400 pounds of coke from a go-fast vessel in the southwest Caribbean Sea.

CBS4–2013/02/19

(Source: US Coast Guard) A crew member aboard a drug sub surrenders after the craft was stopped by the Coast Guard. The sub, already sinking after crew members scuttled it, had a cargo of cocaine aboard.

Coast Guard Stops Another Drug Sub In Caribbean

In the latest twist in the war against drugs, smugglers have turned to stealth techniques to sneak massive amounts of drugs into the US, by hiding the cargo beneath the waves where it’s hard to spot. But, for the second time in just a few months, the Coast Guard has spotted the smugglers, seized their cargo, and watched as their drug sub sank to the bottom of the sea.

2011/09/28

(Source: CBS4) Goulds Elementary Principal Raul Garcia after he kept a promise and had his head shaved into a Mohawk. He had told students he'd do that if the school "grade" was raised to an "A"

Goulds Principal Gets Green Hair And Mohawk To Keep Promise

Raul Garcia might be thinking he needs to be more careful about the promises he makes. The Goulds Elementary School principal is not exactly dressed for success, sporting a Mohawk haircut died green, all to keep a promise made to his students.

CBS4–2011/08/24

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