US Coast Guard vessel intercepts thousands of cocaine on ship
The haul was made by the crew of the Munro, a Pacific-patrolling cutter based in Alameda, California, during counter-narcotics operations in the Eastern Pacific. The operation took place as part of Operation Pacific Viper, an initiative launched during the Trump administration to disrupt the flow of illegal drugs across the Pacific Ocean.
“Our maritime fighting force is leading America’s drug interdiction operations, protecting the Homeland, and keeping deadly drugs out of American communities. This is where defense of America begins,” the agency said in a post on social media.
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