Feds intercept Ecstasy package heading from Netherlands to Vail
A voucher attached to the package said it contained garlic, rosemary, almonds and sea salt
The Denver Post
A U.S. Department of Homeland Security agent posing as a mailman delivered a package to a Vail home supposedly containing garlic and rosemary, but actually filled with Ecstasy – lots of Ecstasy.
The package air-mailed from the Netherlands to 2875 Manns Ranch Road in Vail contained 1,114 green and blue tablets of ecstasy, considered a party drug for its hallucinogenic and stimulative properties.
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