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A Toronto woman sparked outrage after she was caught smuggling cocaine in a prosthetic belly.
Police identified Tabitha Leah Ritchie after seizing her while in possesion of two kilograms of cocaine.
The 28-year-old mule was caught by Colombian police, while trying to board a flight at Bogota airport.
The Canadian bound woman had the cocaine hidden in a fake latex belly and was stopped when officials noticed that it was unusually cold and hard,


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Stork

Bird arrested under suspicion of being a spy


The Standard Digital reports the suspected 'winged infiltrator' was taken to the police station in Qena, after being captured.
The man grew paranoid when he spotted a small metal device attached to the bird, and felt it was his duty to detain it.
After inspection, the device turned out to be a wildlife tracking device.
Egypt has been plagued with violence and threats, along with the increasing fears of foreign spies and forces, which lead to the suspicions.
This is not the first time a bird was suspected of being a spy.
The Standard Digital reports a kestrel was detained in Turkey in July, after it was suspected of being an Israeli spy.

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