Cocaine Evidence Replaced with Flour in Fiji Court
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Over $10 million worth of cocaine stored as evidence in a Fiji court has been replaced with flour. The discovery was made during a routine inspection ahead of a drug destruction operation. Police are investigating the theft and have identified several persons of interest. The incident has raised concerns about evidence security in the country's courts.
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