Dublin police won't say if the woman in her 50s who had vacuum-sealed packages of drugs in her suitcases is Canadian or Irish
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A woman arriving in Ireland on a flight from Canada was arrested Sunday after customs officers at Dublin Airport found her luggage was stuffed with more than $1.5 million worth of crystal meth and cannabis, Irish officials said.
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The drugs were concealed in vacuum-sealed packages within suitcases of a woman in her 50s who had disembarked a flight from Canada, according to Ireland’s police and customs officials.
Vacuum sealing is typically used by smugglers to mute odours to help avoid detection. The subterfuge, however, failed to fool Charlie, a drug-sniffing dog at Dublin Airport.
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